Ultra Unscented Clumping Clay Litter
Clumping litter · 40 lb bagLitterScored October 2026
- Flags
- 11 caution
- Ingredients
- 1all in our library
- Brand grade
- Atransparency, costs nothing
- Recalls
- 0linked to this product
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The full methodologyDr. Elsey's
Ultra Unscented Clumping Clay Litter
Pretty good
Scored October 2026 · checkthepanel.com
1 flagged ingredient.
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Clay litter dust
Clay litter dust is a chronic airway irritant, and cats sit right in the cloud.
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1 ingredient. It carries this product's flag and is marked below.
- 02No added fragrance, a claim, not an ingredient
- 03No added dye, a claim, not an ingredient
- 04No chemical deodorizer, a claim, not an ingredient
Recall record.
This product
None linked
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No FDA recalls on fileNone of the FDA recall notices we have imported names Dr. Elsey's.
The brand behind it.
Dr. Elsey's
Vet-founded litter maker; the Ultra clay is unscented and additive-free, though clay carries the usual silica-dust caveat.
States a single named material (100% sodium bentonite) with no added fragrance, dye, or deodorizer. The A grade takes nothing off this product's score.
Dr. Elsey's brand pageMore Dr. Elsey's litter
Panel Score 88 out of 100, grade B: Good, check the flags
Cat Attract LitterIndependent testing & contaminants
No independent testing on file.
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We haven't found published third-party lab results (PFAS, heavy metals, phthalates) for this product. That is not a clean bill of health, just an absence of data.
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This page was corrected once.
- Oct 24, 2026 “Crystalline silica dust” is now “Clay litter dust”. The score did not change. Our library names this caution “Clay litter dust”. The line behind it is “100% sodium bentonite clay”. Until October 24, 2026 our library read that spelling as the clay used as a binder in food; in a litter it now reads as the clumping clay whose dust we flag, as it already read “Natural clay” and “Bentonite”.
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