Does it track all over the place like the new "light weight litters" ?
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I have to honestly say that there is some tracking. But, the grains are very small and far less painful to step on, and less damaging to my hardwood floors, than clay litter. Swheat Scoop is so much more ecologically friendly that I don't care if it does track--but I have found that a strategically placed fluffy cotton rug extending out from the litterbox catches 90% of the grains. More importantly, this is much healthier for the cats and they never object to it. When it clumps, it's nice and solid and does not make a goopy, sticky ball glued to the bottom of the litterbox. No chisel needed to clean the box!
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I have to honestly say that there is some tracking. But, the grains are very small and far less painful to step on, and less damaging to my hardwood floors, than clay litter. Swheat Scoop is so much more ecologically friendly that I don't care if it does track--but I have found that a strategically placed fluffy cotton rug extending out from the litterbox catches 90% of the grains. More importantly, this is much healthier for the cats and they never object to it. When it clumps, it's nice and solid and does not make a goopy, sticky ball glued to the bottom of the litterbox. No chisel needed to clean the box! I have to honestly say that there is some tracking. But, the grains are very small and far less painful to step on, and less damaging to my hardwood floors, than clay litter. Swheat Scoop is so much more ecologically friendly that I don't care if it does track--but I have found that a strategically placed fluffy cotton rug extending out from the litterbox catches 90% of the grains. More importantly, this is much healthier for the cats and they never object to it. When it clumps, it's nice and solid and does not make a goopy, sticky ball glued to the bottom of the litterbox. No chisel needed... » Read More I have to honestly say that there is some tracking. But, the grains are very small and far less painful to step on, and less damaging to my hardwood floors, than clay litter. Swheat Scoop is so much more ecologically friendly that I don't care if it does track--but I have found that a strategically placed fluffy cotton rug extending out from the litterbox catches 90% of the grains. More importantly, this is much healthier for the cats and they never object to it. When it clumps, it's nice and solid and does not make a goopy, sticky ball glued to the bottom of the litterbox. No chisel needed to clean the box! « Show Less
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the cats do come out of the box with some on their feet, like any litter, but I not found litter all over the place. I keep a rug under and in front of the litter box and give it a good shake about once a week.
229223
It tracked more than regular clumping litter right around the litter box (could also be attributed to kicking the litter out of the box) but the tracking was not as far reaching as regular litter (no randomly finding pieces of litter one or two rooms over).
229224
It turns into a claylike blob and gets caught in their paws. I took another user's suggestion and now use World's Best.
2125374
It doesn't leave it exactly spotless. At least not after one or two passes. If you have a good, fast clumping litter it can get the main mass, but some litter gets left behind, and if it sticks to the bottom then it can't get everything.
1572498
Not that I know of. The track pad is just used for scrolling vertically or horizontally.
616417
I haven't noticed excessive litter around the house, not significantly more or less than other brands. But honestly, the best thing I've done to keep my place clean is get a top entry litter box.
783589
I can't even see dust with this litter, so I buy it for that reason. Several years ago I switched from Fresh Step because of the horrible dust! It got all over my furniture, so every time I dusted I smelled that nasty perfumed litter. In my 2 year experience with this litter, it is pratically dust free. I haven't seen any dust, at all, with this litter. It still tracks, but it's litter, it is going to track.
1301855
I use the clumping saw dust type litter, it is more expensive but it is so much lighter when buying in the store or putting in the litter box. I have two cats and two boxes one inside one outside and they use them both with no problem. Also with this litter box there is very little tracking of litter.
2095658
If you are using it inside (which I assume you are) than yes, it all goes on the floor. And easy solution though is coroplast from Walmart or a shower curtain. Also rabbits are fairly easily litter trained so eventually you might not need anything there
2175601
It does track, but the other benefits (natural product, unscented, good urine odor absorption, flushable) compensate--in my opinion. And it does sweep up easily. . .
1537063
no, its just an accurate scale and has worked well. it can track 5 different weights
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Hi,No, it does not track these things. That being said most scales that track those values are extremely unnacurate, to the point of being worthless. My advice is get this inexpensive scale which is very good at what its meant to do (track your weight and sync with your phone) and get a device dedicated for tracking your fat content such as this Accu-Measure Fitness 3000 Personal Body Fat Caliper Measurement Tool
930244
Yes it does, I have 2 cats and rabbit, and it picks up all of the fur, dust, and the litter as well. I have tile floor all around my house and it works really well, it also works on my carpet in the living room, it's a great buy.
1845416
I don't know for sure. I believe it depends on how often you track your pet. We track my cat often throughout the day and it has been fine.
334168
Not sure but I don't see any need for anymore tracks. It comes with plenty!
2175599
Hi, this cat litter does not track and absorbs urine very well. Like any cat litter, it works best when cleaned daily. Great stuff!
1518118
it doesnt track anything its just computer set up. the best way to do is use the manual tracking.
1329679
No not at all....it is very glossy....the only thing that stays on the sides is if they miss the litter and go directly on the side surface but disinfectant wipes have done the trick to clean for me.
1868372
No, I tried it and it was awful. It gets very gooey and sticks to the rake and the bottom of the box. By the time I got new litter it had already screwed up the motor and now it makes a bunch of noise when it rakes and does some weird bouncing thing that it never did before.