Question 1

So many fabulous reviews and then the same amount of negative reviews.(Skip the 3 stars)  Which is it ???

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Agreed, walnut can be stainy, though I've always been able to scrub it off of tubs / floors. I have experienced little to no dust, but I take Jeremy S's point that perhaps some bags are dustier than others. I think the clumping is adequate, the odor control (WITHOUT perfume, thank heavens) is great, and tracking has been less than any of the clay, corn, or pine litters I've tried.Our cats are toilet trained, so we use almost no litter. I have a 34# bag (old SKU) that is almost empty and is probably 4 years old. We also have a 26# bag (this SKU) which is getting low, and which I bought and opened only because I stumbled on some new kittens which we are training now. I say all that to lead into my statement that this litter IS flushable. If you want to read an expanded version of my thoughts about this litter and toilet training, you can catch it in my review of this litter. Here, I just wanted to briefly address a few of the other comments.

Question 2

This litter was suggested today by a pet store clerk.  I'm using "The worlds best litter" now.  Has anybody used that and how does it compare to this?

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I just switched from World's Best to this litter. I like World' Best a lot, but I'm switching my cats to non-grain food and decided to do the same with their litter. World's Best is made of corn. The walnut is a little grittier and I can tell that while scooping, but it's no big deal. It clumps about the same. The cats seem to like this better. I haven't used it for long, but there's been no odor even when the cats don't bury their poop. It also seems to track less. I haven't used it long enough to see a problem with staining. Since my floors are dark laminate, it would hardly show anyway.

Question 3

Can this be used with the breeze litter box?

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I use it with the Breeze litter box.  When changing the urine pad (I do it every 5-7 days), I do notice a lot of pellet 'residue' on the urine pad (they break up a lot easier when wet, as stated by a previous answer).  Not that that really matters, as you'll throw those out when you replace the pad, anyway.  My main problem is with their brown color, vs. the white/tan color of the Tidy Cat pellets, though some may consider that a positive.  I prefer to add pellets as needed and only do a complete refill (& sanitize the box) every month, so I like to be able to 'spot' all the dirty pellets & remove them.  That being said, I haven't noticed an odor problem or anything that would indicate these are less 'effective' than the Tidy Cat pellets.  The price of these pellets as I write this answer is $5.89 for 14 lbs for Blue Buffalo, vs. $28 for 14 lbs (4 bags of 7 lbs @ $45.99) for the cheapest Tidy Cat pellets.  It's an easy buy for me.

Question 4

What's the difference between the red bag and green bag?

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I have 7 cats and use the red bag, I can tell you that when they do their business I can’t tell because it doesn’t smell at all!!! And I am so happy for it, I’ve been looking for one that does what the red bag does

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Naturally FreshCat Litter Made From Walnut Shells, 1-2 Cats, Unscented, Upcycled, Easy Scooping, Sustainable, 26 Lbs

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