Swheat Scoop Litter

[MissyL]

Love this litter Swheat Scoop litter.
All natual, great clumping, no clay dust, good for the environment.

I buy it at chewy.com on autoship for $20 instead of $33 at the Petsmart store
for a 25 lb bag. Thats a great deal!

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[John Popp]

I had an issue with a similar product that had a ton of flour beetles in it. As soon as we found them it was already too late and they had invaded everything. Tossed out all the dry goods and cleared out the pantry. Just a nightmare, and I won't go there again.

 

[MissyL]

Sorry thats bad.

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[MissyL]

I love this product. You should check their website honestly. They are environmentally conscious. Packaging is thick plastic with a velcro closure. You can reuse for other things to store. I had this product highly recommended by a Petco employee that used it with his female bengal cat. Ive tried alot of litter products over 20 yrs..this is the best for me. Anyways chewy.com is the best.

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[DumaLove]

I use World's Best normally and tried Swheat Scoop. Hated it!! Threw it out after a couple of days and will never buy again. It stunk and was dusty and didn't clump nearly as well as World's Best.

 

[MissyL]

I've heard that litter was good so I may try it if it's comprable in price

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[John Popp]

I'm all about being environmentally friendly, just you never know when you are going to get the bag thats been around for a while and some environmental opportunist bug is going to find a new home and snack. The worst part is when you figure out the problem has expanded beyond the litter box and you are pouring some milk over a bowl of cereal.

 

[Patti]

I remember hearing from one person who's kitten ate the Swheat Scoop and it formed such a hard clump in the belly it caused a bowel obstruction, leading to the kitten's demise before the problem could be detected

 

[MissyL]

I added it the worlds best litter and replaced mine to my auto-ship on chewy.com. it wss compatable in price so I'm going to try it. I have heard that that litter is good but as far as the bugs ...they can enter anything that contains wheat or any other type of grains and you may not know if it comes from the litter before it is in your food supply.

I have that happen to me once in my house where I open the cupboards and I have those bugs in my flour, cereal, rice etc but the food was in my cupboards awhile and it was during the summer. No one knows the origin or culprit of where those bugs came from. Its impossible to find out. I had no litter infested at that time.

I understand your frustration.

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[John Popp]

There's a whole host of people who have had these issues. While I can't say for sure where the bugs came from, I don't have any other large trays of grain laying around our home.

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