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Front of the packageClumping litter · 20 lb jug
Tidy Cats 24/7 Performance Clumping Clay Litter, front of the package
Turn it over: every ingredient is below
Tidy CatsBrand transparency C

24/7 Performance Clumping Clay Litter

Clumping litter · 20 lb jugLitterScored October 2026

Panel Score 79 out of 100, grade B: Good, check the flags
Flags
33 caution
Ingredients
4all in our library
Brand grade
Ctransparency, costs 5 points
Recalls
0linked to this product
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24/7 Performance Clumping Clay Litter

Starting point96
Brand transparency · C-5
Documented recall · none0
Panel Score79 B

Good, check the flags

Scored October 2026 · checkthepanel.com

Flags-12 points in all

3 flagged ingredients.

Avoid first. Each flag costs points in the score above; where a flag has an entry behind it, it links to the evidence.

Caution-4

Clay litter dust

Clay litter dust is a chronic airway irritant, and cats sit right in the cloud.

Caution-4

Undisclosed material

The label names a job, not an ingredient, so there is nothing to look up; the flag is about the missing name, not a known hazard.

Caution-4

Fragrance

One word that can legally hide dozens of undisclosed compounds; a common trigger for skin and airway irritation.

IngredientsAs printed · 4 lines

Every ingredient, top to bottom.

Listed as printed on the package. Tap any line to see what it is and why it's there.

4 ingredients. 3 of them carry this product's 3 flags and are marked below. The other 1 raised no flag.

RecallsFrom FDA notices

Recall record.

This product

None linked

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Tidy Cats, the brand

No FDA recalls on file

None of the FDA recall notices we have imported names Tidy Cats.

Brand1 Tidy Cats product scored

The brand behind it.

CTransparency

Tidy Cats

Purina's mainstream clay litter; clumping clay with an undisclosed deodorizing system and added scent.

Discloses only a vague "natural clay plus deodorizing system," and the scented formula adds fragrance. The C grade takes 5 points off this product's score.

Tidy Cats brand page

Independent testing & contaminants

No independent testing on file.

Third-party lab findings for things that never appear on an ingredient label. This is separate from the score above and does not change it.

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.

What we look for
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Cleaner picks are the highest-scoring products in the same category that suit the same animal. No affiliate links, no paid placement.

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This page was corrected once.

  • Oct 24, 2026 Panel Score 83 → 79: “Crystalline silica dust” is now “Clay litter dust”, and added a caution for Undisclosed material. Our library names the clay caution “Clay litter dust”. The panel lists a “Deodorizing system” without saying what it is. Until October 24, 2026 we read that line as a claim; it names a job, not an ingredient, so it now reads as an undisclosed additive, as “Odor control system” does on other labels. The caution is about the missing name, not a known hazard.

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