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Same here, especially with the salmon flavor. My picky eater usually only wants soft food, but these dental treats are light enough that she still enjoys the crunch. I sometimes crumble one or two over her Nature’s Domain meals when she’s being fussy, and it works surprisingly well. The catnip flavor also seems to keep her interested, which is rare because she gets bored of treats quickly. Definitely one of the more consistent options I’ve tried.
Swheat Scoop multi-cat litter has worked well in my household. I feed Pure Cravings wet food and Kirkland Signature dry food, and clumping is solid. Dust is minimal, and odor control is good with daily scooping. I use it in my litter robot, and it handles fine. The natural wheat formula seems safer than clay, and the flushable feature is convenient. My cats adjusted immediately. Occasionally I sprinkle a bit of Fast Clumping wheat litter to help with larger clumps. Overall, it’s reliable, eco-friendly, and less messy than traditional clay litter.
