Contents to look at in this article
Choosing granules while keeping it unscented
| Granule selection | Dustmon bentonite 7kg | Scoopings 9kg |
|---|---|---|
| Regular granules | Original | Average |
| Fine particles | Tiny | Ultra-fine |
| Additional options | Giant coarse granules, velvet super-fine granules | Focus on regular/fine granules |
The table above summarizes the official lineup. ‘Fine granules’ from different brands don’t necessarily mean the same size or texture. To start, compare within the same brand to minimize changes in things like scent and weight all at once.[1][2]
Start by checking the number of litter boxes and accessibility
ASPCA suggests providing one more litter box than the number of cats you have and arranging them so that your cats can access them comfortably.[3] Even if you separate the products into two types, if a particular cat blocks another cat’s access, it’s hard to explain it just by sand preference. Instead of clustering them in one spot, observe how your cats actually move and access the boxes.
Observation chart to try at home
| Records | Litter Box A | Litter Box B |
|---|---|---|
| Product and options | Example: Dustmon Original | Example: Dustmon Tiny |
| Location | Enter the actual location | Enter the actual location |
| Cat who mainly used it | Observe and record | Observe and record |
| Cleaning time & refill amount | Actual management records | Actual management records |
There’s no need to make a particular litter box exclusive to one cat. Just observe which one they use on their own, and see if the location or cleanliness affects their choice more. When changing products, it’s easier to compare if you leave at least one familiar option rather than replacing the litter in all boxes at once.
If adding 9kg together, go with Scoopings
If you have multiple cats and prefer 9kg units, you can check out Scoopings’ Average and Ultra-Fine. They feature standing packaging with a cap and handle.[2] By keeping packaging separated by particle type and using the same option for refills, you can reduce confusion even when multiple people manage the litter.
Is it better to just go with one type for multiple cats?
If your cats are already happy with the same type of litter, you can stick to it. If preferences vary, don’t just look at whether the brand says ‘Multi-Cat’; also check the particle type and how accessible the litter box is. Once you find the conditions that work well, deciding on your order quantity will naturally help with product choice and inventory management.
Frequently asked questions before purchase
Can I have both regular and fine particles in unscented versions?
You can compare things like Scoopings Average/Ultra Fine and Dustmon Original/Tiny. Scoopings comes in 9kg, and Dustmon bentonite comes in 7kg, so check how much you need to refill as well.
How do I track it if each cat likes different particles?
Write down the product and options for each litter box and observe which ones each cat uses. Instead of clustering all the litter boxes in one spot, consider a location that’s easy for them to access.
Reference Document
Product info checked: September 15, 2026. When purchasing, check the latest detailed description and packaging labeling for the chosen option.
