We have never had a cat, and ending up adopting a kitty that we believe had been dumped. We initially purchased regular clumping litter, and after a week it just stunk. Not only did it not absorb odor, but it also ended up tracked all of our tile floor, which drove me nuts. So along with all of the vaccuuming I was doing, I researched several pellet litters, and decided to give Michu a try. I ordered 2 bags of watermelon and 2 bags of ocean fresh. We are currently using the watermelon and I will never buy the regular clay clumping litter again. This stuff is great! There is no odor when using Michu, and it clumps great- both pee and poo. It costs more than traditional litter, but it is so worth it. I plan to begin autoship once I'm ready to order again. From a dog ... MoreWe have never had a cat, and ending up adopting a kitty that we believe had been dumped. We initially purchased regular clumping litter, and after a week it just stunk. Not only did it not absorb odor, but it also ended up tracked all of our tile floor, which drove me nuts. So along with all of the vaccuuming I was doing, I researched several pellet litters, and decided to give Michu a try. I ordered 2 bags of watermelon and 2 bags of ocean fresh. We are currently using the watermelon and I will never buy the regular clay clumping litter again. This stuff is great! There is no odor when using Michu, and it clumps great- both pee and poo. It costs more than traditional litter, but it is so worth it. I plan to begin autoship once I'm ready to order again. From a dog person that is still learning everything about having a pet cat, I highly recommend trying this stuff.

As a product we have loved using this over the other available kitty litters out on the market. And we’ve tried so many from your cheap supermarket variety clumping litters that claim to work well, crystals, paper pallets, to the absorbent stoney kind. And all of them be came gross, had a bad smell after a while and easily found their way all around the house. While Michupet’s litter ticks all the boxes for us. It actually clumps well, smells much nicer, you can flush it in the loo and much easier to clean out. We absolutely love and have been subscribed for a sold year.I also want to highlight how good their customer service is and how diligent and committed to customer service and satisfaction the team is. They have been so good to us, you’d be hard pressed to ... MoreAs a product we have loved using this over the other available kitty litters out on the market. And we’ve tried so many from your cheap supermarket variety clumping litters that claim to work well, crystals, paper pallets, to the absorbent stoney kind. And all of them be came gross, had a bad smell after a while and easily found their way all around the house. While Michupet’s litter ticks all the boxes for us. It actually clumps well, smells much nicer, you can flush it in the loo and much easier to clean out. We absolutely love and have been subscribed for a sold year.I also want to highlight how good their customer service is and how diligent and committed to customer service and satisfaction the team is. They have been so good to us, you’d be hard pressed to find a better team that cares about its customers as well as it’s product. Thank you guys

I've been using Michu for a little over a year and I love it. We all know clay litter sucks. I tried a few different cat litter alternatives before coming to Michu. I tried pine pellets, I tried a generic silica crystal litter, and I tried Pretty Litter. The pine didn't clump, so I had to use a sifting litter box and it smelled like pee-soaked wood chips, because that's what it was. The generic silica litter and pretty litter were pretty much the same. It was good at minimizing odor but it tracked EVERYWHERE and having sharp silica crystals all over my floor was no good. Then I found Michu! It was good for the environment, my cat didn't track it nearly as much as silica or clay litter, and it did decently well on odor control. It's relatively inexpensive since one ... MoreI've been using Michu for a little over a year and I love it. We all know clay litter sucks. I tried a few different cat litter alternatives before coming to Michu. I tried pine pellets, I tried a generic silica crystal litter, and I tried Pretty Litter. The pine didn't clump, so I had to use a sifting litter box and it smelled like pee-soaked wood chips, because that's what it was. The generic silica litter and pretty litter were pretty much the same. It was good at minimizing odor but it tracked EVERYWHERE and having sharp silica crystals all over my floor was no good. Then I found Michu! It was good for the environment, my cat didn't track it nearly as much as silica or clay litter, and it did decently well on odor control. It's relatively inexpensive since one small bag lasts about a month and I can save by subscribing. I also purchased a litter box from furrytail and my cat and I both love it. It also has a platform for litter to be captured so it doesn't track as much.

I really really wanted to love this litter, and seeing all the five-star reviews, I thought I would. But I don't. It stinks, and it definitely does not perform in odour control. I am diligent in daily cleaning and top-ups, and I also have a Pet Kit smart odour eliminator in each of the five litter boxes which are used by only two cats, but I do use a lot of litter. The upside is that the cats transitioned from my old method of thick crystals base with a thick paper litter topper, which, granted, was a dusty affair but incredibly effective, yet one I wanted to move away from. I must say that Michu tofu litter is cute and, more importantly, has no dust and is light-weight, hence my two stars. Regardless of the negatives I am going to stick with my subscription, for a ... MoreI really really wanted to love this litter, and seeing all the five-star reviews, I thought I would. But I don't. It stinks, and it definitely does not perform in odour control. I am diligent in daily cleaning and top-ups, and I also have a Pet Kit smart odour eliminator in each of the five litter boxes which are used by only two cats, but I do use a lot of litter. The upside is that the cats transitioned from my old method of thick crystals base with a thick paper litter topper, which, granted, was a dusty affair but incredibly effective, yet one I wanted to move away from. I must say that Michu tofu litter is cute and, more importantly, has no dust and is light-weight, hence my two stars. Regardless of the negatives I am going to stick with my subscription, for a while, and persevere a little longer. I do hope it works for you, though.

We have 5 kitties and we were tired of the clay litter dust and worried about both our and the cats' health long term breathing it in, so decided to try something else. We experimented with Michu tofu litter and Fresh Step crystal litter. This tofu litter is the clear winner even though it took the cats longer to get used to it.I LOVE the no-dust factor, and it clumps the cat pee unlike the crystal litter. We did have to get a different scoop with slightly bigger slots to be able to shift out the tofu litter, but that's a tiny price to pay to not have to deal with the dust.The tofu litter still does track outside the box, just like the clay and crystal, but since the pieces are bigger & more easily visible it's easier to see and clean up.As far as odor ... MoreWe have 5 kitties and we were tired of the clay litter dust and worried about both our and the cats' health long term breathing it in, so decided to try something else. We experimented with Michu tofu litter and Fresh Step crystal litter. This tofu litter is the clear winner even though it took the cats longer to get used to it.I LOVE the no-dust factor, and it clumps the cat pee unlike the crystal litter. We did have to get a different scoop with slightly bigger slots to be able to shift out the tofu litter, but that's a tiny price to pay to not have to deal with the dust.The tofu litter still does track outside the box, just like the clay and crystal, but since the pieces are bigger & more easily visible it's easier to see and clean up.As far as odor control, it does a pretty decent job. We do scoop at least 2-3 times a day, and spray Arm&Hammer litter deodorizer spray after each scooping. Between that and using a Litter Genie pail, we often get comments from people that the house doesn't smell like we have 5 cats at all (and our litter boxes are indoors, not out in the garage).My one suggestion is, stick to the original kind. One of our kitties developed kidney stones (not related to this litter) and we were able to detect it because the original tofu litter is white & we could see blood in her pee. Not sure if we would have been able to notice it quite as easily with the other color litter versions (especially the pink/watermelon one).All in all, we are SUPER happy with this litter and can't imagine using anything else ever again for our babies.

A True Pioneer in the Realm of Tofu Litter

I’ve known about this brand for 2 years now, and it’s touted to be the very first brand in Australia that introduced tofu cat litter. Recently, I purchased two bags from Petbarn Chadstone, and I must say, the results have been outstanding. Its absorption capacity is impeccable.I reckon some folks might not put enough litter in the tray, leading them to believe it doesn’t absorb well. But in my experience, when used correctly, Michu truly shines. The peach scent is a pleasant bonus, offering a gentle fragrance without being overpowering.In the vast landscape of cat litters, Michu stands out, not just as a pioneer but as a top-performer. Highly recommended for every feline household!

First time tofu litter use

As tofu litter is more popular in Asian countries and after knowing my friend uses that for her cat, I wanted to try this to replace the clay litter I've been using for the past years. I got the original one because I just can't imagine any artificial fruity fragrance mixed with cat pee to smell pleasant.I mixed a thin layer of the old clay litter and the whole bag of tofu litter as transition. It doesn't cause trouble because the finer clay stays at the bottom and tofu litter on top even when mixed, and this doesn't affect the clumping either. My first impression on this litter is, weirdly but honestly, they kinda smell good. The clay litter I used is not fragranced and I didn't mind the sandy smell, but this smells like...stacks of papers? And it definitely ... MoreAs tofu litter is more popular in Asian countries and after knowing my friend uses that for her cat, I wanted to try this to replace the clay litter I've been using for the past years. I got the original one because I just can't imagine any artificial fruity fragrance mixed with cat pee to smell pleasant.I mixed a thin layer of the old clay litter and the whole bag of tofu litter as transition. It doesn't cause trouble because the finer clay stays at the bottom and tofu litter on top even when mixed, and this doesn't affect the clumping either. My first impression on this litter is, weirdly but honestly, they kinda smell good. The clay litter I used is not fragranced and I didn't mind the sandy smell, but this smells like...stacks of papers? And it definitely neutralizes the ammonia smell better after the litter is used. They clump fine, might break into pieces when scooping but still big enough to be picked out. I've seen reviews saying tofu litter in general doesn't deal well with poops, but I don't find differences than clay litter in terms of odor locking, except that my cat won't fully cover the poops with tofu litter as he would with the clay litter, but no big deal for me as I clean litter box quite often.From my use on my long hair cat, the biggest advantage of tofu litter over the clay litter is they don't stick onto his fluffy pants when he squats--after countless times struggling to clean the wet stinky clumps on his butt and legs, finally something! I think it is because the pellets are longer, they might be touching his fur but just won't stick as easily. The other advantage is the tracking problem. They still track outside of the litter box as agreed by other reviews, but way better than the clay litter. Again I think due to the longer pellet size, they won't stick in between the paw hairs, and most of the loose litters get captured by the litter mat, and I can deal with the few ones on the floor and sweep them up. Unlike the clay litter, which is less visible when scattered, and I'm also tired of feeling/stepping on the sand particles around any possible corners at home...Overall this is a positive first experience. I read about tofu litter produces less dusts than other types so hopefully some long term good for my cat. They are also flushable if this will be a plus for anyone. Since our litter box isn't set up around the toilet, I continue to use litter genie. One thing I would suggest is to use a litter scoop with bigger holes for this litter, because my current scoop is meant for clay litter and it takes forever to sift the pellets. They are more expensive than clay litter, and I don't know yet how long a bag can last, but I'm willing to try out for longer.

I Like It!

I already know I like tofu litter- it's nice for both mine and my cat's allergies, has very little tracking with the pellet shape, clumps, and any residue is very easy to clean off the litterbox because it dissolves in liquid. My cat has no issues using it and the other cats in the house sneak in to use the box with no complaints.I'm liking THIS particular brand because, as nice as the natural "milky" smell of tofu litter is, some days any smell at all grates on my nerves. I bought this brand in ocean blue and peach specifically because some reviews mention the lack of scent and I'm happy to say that's true. The closest I can describe the neutral smell of these pellets is... paper. Faint paper-y scent and looks like I filled the litterbox with big icecream ... MoreI already know I like tofu litter- it's nice for both mine and my cat's allergies, has very little tracking with the pellet shape, clumps, and any residue is very easy to clean off the litterbox because it dissolves in liquid. My cat has no issues using it and the other cats in the house sneak in to use the box with no complaints.I'm liking THIS particular brand because, as nice as the natural "milky" smell of tofu litter is, some days any smell at all grates on my nerves. I bought this brand in ocean blue and peach specifically because some reviews mention the lack of scent and I'm happy to say that's true. The closest I can describe the neutral smell of these pellets is... paper. Faint paper-y scent and looks like I filled the litterbox with big icecream sprinkles.I'll probably keep alternating between this and Catit's pea husk litter as long as they stay in stock and the price doesn't go up. Okocat wood pellets is still a good standby, it's just not as scentless or easy to clean the litterbox in comparison.

Really impressed

I was SUPER skeptical purchasing this since I have been through every cat litter you can imagine for low dust. My rag doll seems to have an allergy for everything. Yesterdays news came in tops for that, but what cat wants to stand on super large hard pellets that don't clump or mask any kind of smell. I've been using Worlds Best and yes the clumping is great but not clear on how they can advertise low dust and tracking when I am dust busting 8 million times a day and my cats paws are yellow and he's sneezing while peeing. Cautiously tried this, and I am REALLY impressed. Barely any tracking and NO dust. I didn't believe the 3 second clumping thing, but it somehow clumps better than any litter I've ever used. I scoop it, nothing crumbles, and then dump it in the ... MoreI was SUPER skeptical purchasing this since I have been through every cat litter you can imagine for low dust. My rag doll seems to have an allergy for everything. Yesterdays news came in tops for that, but what cat wants to stand on super large hard pellets that don't clump or mask any kind of smell. I've been using Worlds Best and yes the clumping is great but not clear on how they can advertise low dust and tracking when I am dust busting 8 million times a day and my cats paws are yellow and he's sneezing while peeing. Cautiously tried this, and I am REALLY impressed. Barely any tracking and NO dust. I didn't believe the 3 second clumping thing, but it somehow clumps better than any litter I've ever used. I scoop it, nothing crumbles, and then dump it in the toilet. I still use my litter genie for the poop for sanitation reasons, however, scooping is on point. I'm really glad chewys started to carry this. I've been hearing about it but it seemed to good to be true. The colored litter is not scented as someone else might have mentioned, as I think it is just for aesthetics. I like the original bc it looks the most clean, but I also have Ocean fish which is a light blue. I also don't have an issue with the color transferring to their beds or carpet in their play room, and the carpet is cream so I definitely would've noticed ( same reviewer mentioned this). I've never had issues with smelly litter, but this does the job just as well as worlds best. I definitely recommend this if you have been looking for a zero dust, low tracking, environmentally friendly litter.