Mandy B.
May cause lung irritation..
I started using pretty litter around a year ago. One of my cats is very finicky about his box and we decided to try out PL and it did get him to stop urinating on the floor 98% of the time. That being said my other cat has developed some pretty severe lung irritation recently. We have 0 candles or plug ins in our home as I’m prone to migraines myself and we clean the box and our home regularly. PL prides itself on being “dust free” well let me tell your that is 110% bs. My husband and I both find ourselves putting our shirt over our nose to avoid the dust when doing litter changes and regular cleaning. I didn’t really think about how irritating it must be to them if I’m that bothered by it and I don’t have to stand or dig around in it multiple times a day. Long story short I’m pretty sure this litter may not be the right one for every cat and if you have sensitivity to dust and smell I’d stay away.
Response from PrettyLitterNov 4, 2022
We're sorry to hear you and your little ones have had dust issues, Mandy. PrettyLitter is engineered to produce low dust when pouring a fresh supply, but the fine crystals do break down over time and excessive use -- they can become so small that they may appear like a fine powder. This could be an indicator that the litter has completed it's life cycle and is ready for replenishment. We'd love to learn more about when you first noticed dust issues over the last year of acclimating your kitties to PrettyLitter. Email us at [email protected] and include "TrustPilot Review" in the subject. We'll be standing by and ready to help!



