One for Pets Pea Buddy Canadian Pea Based Clumping Tofu Cat Litter, 5.51-lb bag
In a Nutshell
- Good clumping and low tracking
- Potential odor issues
- Turns into a paste when wet
- Expensive and imported
- Environmentally friendly and flushable
Quick Verdict
The One for Pets Pea Buddy Cat Litter offers good clumping and low tracking but has issues with odor control and some users report it turning into a paste when wet. It's more expensive and some users wish for a US-manufactured version to support local farmers.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Tracks heavily across the floor.
Prevention: Fade it.
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Low tracking (4)
Many users report minimal litter tracking, making it easy to clean up.
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Clumping ability (4)
The litter clumps well, making it easy to scoop and maintain the litter box.
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Environmentally friendly (2)
The litter is flushable and considered environmentally friendly, which is a significant advantage for eco-conscious pet owners.
Cons
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Odor control (5) major
Some users report that the litter does not effectively mask odors, which can be a significant issue for multi-cat households.
Tip: Mix with clumping or other litters.
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Cost (3) medium
The litter is considered expensive, which can be a turn-off for some buyers.
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Track problems (3) major
There are reports that the litter tracks more than expected, leading to issues with cleanliness.
Tip: This would be countered by vacuuming frequently.
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Turns into paste (2) major
Some users report that the litter turns into a paste when wet, which can be difficult to manage and causes carpet stains.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Eco-conscious cat owners — Environmentally friendly and flushable, safe for cats
- • Single cat households — Minimal tracking and good clumping ability
✗ Skip If
- • Multi-cat households — Odor control issues and higher cost
- • Budget-conscious buyers — Expensive and limited longevity
Durability & Care
Factors: Usage frequency, Clumping consistency, Number of cats
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Mix with other litters for better odor control
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this litter good for multi-cat households?
Not recommended due to potential odor issues and cost.
Does it clump well?
Yes, many users find it clumps well.
Highlighted Reviews
"I’ve had the litter for two weeks. I pretty much just poured the entire bag into his box and it’s been good so far. I didn’t want to transition him because of how much I hated the previous litter, but thankfully."
"I’ve used a couple different tofu litters and this is by far the worst. It has been tracked all over the apartment. I have to sweep daily. I will not buy this brand again."
Bottom Line
This litter is a good choice if you prioritize environmental friendliness and low tracking, but be prepared for potential odor issues and higher costs.