Cat Litter Pellets 9 lbs, Generic Litter Pellets Refills Exclusively for Dual-Layer Litter Box Systems, Dehydrating, Zeolite, Long-Lasting Odor Control Non-climping, Not Low-Tracking

I was not sure if the generic brand of these pellets would work as well, but they do. My cats don’t have an issue with them being generic, they do roll a lot but haven’t found it to be trouble while using or cleaning. Good value.

I gave it one star because these pellets actually do absorb better than the breeze brand of pellets, they last longer and the litter box did not smell as much. However, Imagine having tiny little BBs Literally all over your house, especially if you have tile floor. Forget it.These pallets have no flat edge, so they are perfect little balls that roll until the end of time. Like a giant pinball game in your home.When it comes time to clean the box and you need to dump these in the trash, you better do it outside because you will find these pellets for the rest of your life and every corner of your home. If you have a cat that loves to dig in the litter box, they will be everywhere and they roll for miles. If you have a curious cat, who gets into the bag and rips it on accident spilling the beads all over the place you will spend hours trying to clean them up because no vacuum, not even the Dyson, will pick these up. Imagine having to sweep these things… They fly everywhere. Save yourself.

I have 3 cats and 5 Tidy Cat Breeze boxes around the house all told. One of my cats is particularly difficult and was peeing outside the box. He's just old and stubborn. We tried changing pellets, pads, wash the box, etc., no dice.I've stepped on a few of the Tidy Cat pellets and know they certainly are not comfortable so when I saw these round ones I thought maybe that'd help. No sharp edges I figured might be easier on the kitty paws after all.Starting with changing one box, I quickly noticed all 3 cats focused on using that one in preference to the others and the improper urinating by the man ceased. As I switched out more boxes over a couple months, that trend continued with those boxes being used in favor of the ones that hadn't been switched yet. Towards the end, they just stopped using the other boxes altogether.The pellets themselves are smaller, so while they do roll further when they end up out of the box, if I step on one it doesn't hurt as much since there are smaller and no sharp edges. Like the difference on stepping on a BB vs. a lego brick.One other advantage of the smaller pellets though is they scoop easier. With the original pellets being cylinders, they have to be orientated parallel to the slots in the scooper requiring a fair bit of shaking to get all them back in the box. These just sort of drain straight through with minimal effort.The only downside to these are the cost, but I'll try some suggestions online for 'recharging' them by soaking in a salt water bath when the time comes for that.

I tried these as a replacement for the Breeze pellets. They stick well to solid waste. Easy to scoop. However, these pellets get everywhere worse than the Breeze pellets. They roll across the floor easier so they travel long distances so to speak. I’m not sure I will buy these again. The price is good, they do the job but are difficult to vacuum up. Too lightweight for that, using a simple stick/car vacuum or a Shark vacuum. Kind of hurt to step on, too.

So far I have been trying so many alternatives for the breeze litter system because those pellets are just too expensive. I've tried Pine. I've tried acorns wood pellets everything. This is the only one that I have found. That is the cheapest money saving brant because you put it in once a month refill now as needed. I change it once a month only. I use the breeze system but I will say that unless you have one of those litter mats that catch the litter these little pellets will go everywhere. Especially if you have a scratcher like my kitty is. So for the money I will continue to buy these

I normally use the Breeze pellets and have loved them for 6 years. I thought I'd try these round pellets in the hope that they would be gentler on my cat's feet. Unfortunately, they were so small that it took twice as much to fill the litter box, and they cost more, too! The worst issue was that because they roll, they would end up all over the house and were difficult to sweep up! I also noticed they didn't handle urine or feces smell as well as Breeze pellets. I ended up mixing them in with the other pellets just to use them, but I will not be ordering them again!

Love this better than the actual breeze pellets. So much easier to scoop out poop!

I was hoping to find another option for the Tidy Cat Breeze pellets… this ain’t it. First of all the “pellets” are round. No matter what- your cat is going to get some litter on the outside of the box- being that these are basically tiny marbles, they are torture to step on when you find a rogue on with a bare foot. Additionally- if there are more than a few on outside of the box- you’ve basically become victim to a booby trap… I’m sure my cat has set this up as a master plan to watch me bust it and she can judge, but this NOT how I break a hip. Lastly, it doesn’t absorb the odors, it’s HOLDS them and the whole room smells of cat urine. This is not a “time to change the litter” moment, this happens on about day three. There is no amount of stirring or changing the under pad (like you do in the Breeze litter system) can make it any better. I don’t recommend these over the actual pellets. I do recommend 5/5 for an inexpensive booby trap.