I originally started using this litter because I'm very sensitive to clay litter and get short of breath whenever I'm anywhere near it. I was living in a VERY small house and I had a cat who obsessively spent several minutes burying her waste, and I was tired of being woken up every night by the noise she made digging in her pine pellet litter. This was the only non-clay AND non-pellet litter I could find, and it solved the noise problem. It's also very fine and soft so I imagine it would be great for cats with sensitive paws. The final thing that I really like about it is that it comes in a recyclable paper bag, as opposed to the pine litter I now use, which comes in a non-recyclable plastic bag.

Now for the negative...my obsessive compulsive cat passed away and I moved to a larger house, and I switched back to pine litter because it was more readily available in local stores. The switch back made me realize how poorly the Cedarific litter controlled urine odor. After two days, the litter box with Cedarific would smell worse than after more than a week with pine litter. Also, the Cedarific tracked horribly - I would find it all over the area around the litter box, and even several rooms away. I would use it again if I needed to, but I'm glad I don't have to at the moment.
I originally started using this litter because I'm very sensitive to clay litter and get short of breath whenever I'm anywhere near it. I was living in a VERY small house and I had a cat who obsessively spent several minutes burying her waste, and I was tired of being woken up every night by the noise she made digging in her pine pellet litter. This was the only non-clay AND non-pellet litter I could find, and it solved the noise problem. It's also very fine and soft so I imagine it would be great for cats with sensitive paws. The final thing that I really like about it is that it comes in a recyclable paper bag, as opposed to the pine litter I now use, which comes in a non-recyclable plastic bag. Now for the negative... my obsessive compulsive cat passed away and I moved to a larger house, and I switched back to pine litter because it was more readily available in local stores. The switch back made me realize how poorly the Cedarific litter controlled urine odor. After two days, the litter box with Cedarific would smell worse than after more than a week with pine litter. Also, the Cedarific tracked horribly - I would find it all over the area around the litter box, and even several rooms away. I would use it again if I needed to, but I'm glad I don't have to at the moment.