Yesterday's News Softer Texture Unscented Non-Clumping Paper Cat Litter
In a Nutshell
- Ease of use and cleaner environment.
- Good for cats with specific health issues.
- More suitable for adult cats than kittens.
- Dark color makes it harder to spot used areas.
- Expensive compared to other options.
Quick Verdict
This soft texture, non-clumping paper cat litter is praised for its ease of use, low odor, and minimal tracking. It is particularly beneficial for cats with specific health conditions. However, some users find it expensive and less effective for kittens.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
May cause health issues if ingested by cats with pica
Prevention: Monitor cats closely if they tend to eat litter
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Easy to Scoop (6)
This litter is easy to scoop and clean, making the maintenance process straightforward.
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No Tracking (5)
Minimal litter tracking around the house, keeping surfaces clean.
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Odor Control (7)
Effective odor control, keeping the home smelling fresh.
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Health Benefits (2)
Beneficial for cats with certain health conditions, such as bladder stones.
Cons
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Not Suitable for Kittens (2) major
This litter is not recommended for kittens, especially those with diarrhea.
Tip: Mix with shredded paper to encourage use
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Expensive (1) medium
The litter is considered expensive compared to other options.
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Dark Color (3) medium
The dark grey color makes it hard to spot where cats have used it.
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Lack of Clumping (1) minor
Clumping version doesn't clump well, making it harder to maintain.
Tip: Use the non-clumping version instead
Who Is This For?
β Best For
- β’ Cat owners with medical issues in cats such as bladder stones. β This litter may prevent the formation of stones.
- β’ Cat owners seeking minimal tracking and easy cleanup. β This litter is praised for its non-tracking properties and ease of cleanup.
β Skip If
- β’ Owners of kittens, especially those with diarrhea. β Kittens may not use this litter properly and may find the texture uncomfortable when wet.
Durability & Care
Factors: frequency of cleaning, number of cats, health conditions of cats
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- π‘ Daily/bi-weekly scooping
- π‘ Keep the litter box clean to minimize odors
- π‘ Regularly replace litter box if used by kittens
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this litter safe for kittens?
No, kittens may avoid it and it can be heavy when wet.
Does this litter control odor?
Yes, it effectively controls odor.
Highlighted Reviews
"the best litter ever! comes out of the litter box when cleaning it with no effort. saves money since i don't have to replace litter boxes every few months."
"the kittens did not like this stuff, and it got heavy when wet."
Bottom Line
For most cats, Yesterday's News is a great choice with excellent odor control and easy cleanup. Its composition is better suited for adult cats, and as long as you are not hindered by the darker color or cost, it is a strong option to consider.