Tidy Cats Breeze pellets are made of Zeolite, a family of natural minerals that are non-toxic. They are 99.9% dust free, and anti-tracking to minimize mess around the litter box. Visit the Breeze Pellets page to learn more and shop.

Box. And then there's going to be a drawer underneath in that drawer is an absorbent pad. And that's where all of the liquid waste is going to be collected.

It's made with natural clay and a deodorizing system that helps offer 10-day odor control when used as directed, making it ideal for single- or multiple-cat households. With long-lasting odor control, this clumping cat litter features a clean linen scent.

The clay in the cat box filler anesthetizes the sting. Neutralize smells in a diaper pail. Pour a few cups of Tidy Cats into the bottom of the plastic bag lining the diaper pail to absorb the odors of the diapers. Absorb moisture from the bottom of a kitchen garbage pail and prevent odors.

BLOOMFIELD, Mo., Feb. 21, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Today Nestlé Purina announced the expansion of its Bloomfield factory in Southeast Missouri where Tidy Cats brand cat litter is made.

A: The ingredients in the BREEZE Litter Pellets include zeolite, silica gel, cement and a moisture repellent polymer coating.

And prevent them from leaking onto the floor. It even opens up on one side so once the litter has accumulated. Inside the mat you can just pour it back into the box that means no litter gets wasted.

This litter from Tidy cats clumps very well for ease of cleaning. While not 100% dust free it does offer a very low dust rate. The lid can use a little work for more user friendly use. Finally a single 40lb box has lasted twice as long in my home as any other litter I have used.

Purina employs more than 3,500 people in Missouri and has had a longstanding presence in Bloomfield since 1976. The 500,000-square-foot factory in Bloomfield currently employs more than 340 people in the Southeast Missouri region.

Overall, Is Tidy Cats Litter a Good Choice? We are happy to report that Tidy Cat's litter is an affordable and high-quality brand. We only tested three of their clumping formulas, so we can't speak to the non-clumping or lightweight formulas, but we liked what we saw, for the most part.

In a vet's opinion, it is okay but not great. It is very affordable, easy to find, and most cats will use it. However, like any clay litter is does contain dust that can irritate sensitive eye, throat, and nose tissues.

An astute marketer, Lowe launched a new brand, Tidy Cat, in 1954 to sell in supermarkets, while he positioned Kitty Litter as a boutique brand for pet stores and veterinarians. Although differentiating a core product through branding is now an accepted marketing practice, it was a novel approach at that time.