With what I read in the comments, I expected it to work miracles. It's not exactly like that. I have a cat and this is the first litter box I use. I can't comment on its duration because I did a lot of mixing with bentonite and threw it all away together with the bentonite twice as I was changing the tofu-bentonite ratios. I have 3/4 of the second pack left, with which I filled the tray of dimensions 50*39. So, with these dimensions, with two packs you fill the tray twice and have 1/4 left each time to top up. I believe it easily lasts 1 and a half months. Now, as for scattering, you can't avoid it even with this litter, but it's nowhere near as bad as what I experienced with bentonite. Every day I find 5-6 pieces on the mat in front of the toilet and 2-3 times I've found some inside the house in random places. So we're good in this aspect. Now, about odors. The first downside is that it's not odorless as I expected. It has a wonderful vanilla-like smell which I personally like, but I don't know if the cat likes it too. The second downside is that it doesn't cover the smell of poop well, unlike the pee which thankfully doesn't smell of ammonia at all. If you clean every time the cat poops, you're OK. Now, regarding clumping, it doesn't create hard clumps but rather forms a mass of mud that often sticks to the bottom and, even worse, to the scoop. However, the good thing is that this mud mass doesn't crumble like bentonite does, so it doesn't dirty the rest of the litter. Finally, as for dust, there is none at all! This is very good and perhaps the most important thing for the cat, because everything else is for our own convenience. If you switch from bentonite to this litter, make sure you have some bentonite in reserve because you will probably need to mix for adaptation. At first, I filled the toilet only with tofu and the cat freaked out. He wouldn't even go in. He would smell it from outside, take one step, and leave.
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