PROS:
I was looking to switch from pine litter over to another product because I moved into a small apartment and was hoping it would help even further reduce the amount of litter that is tracked by my cat. And it does so very nicely. I have no issues whatsoever. These litter pellets are very helpful as they don't break down - they whisk the moisture away, they repel it. They don't stay wet for long either and don't smell.

I also found out this way that my cat has a urinary problem (he is 15 years old) because the urine is collected on a white "diaper" aka wee wee pad below. I have no idea for how long he had this problem which was invisible while I was using the pine litter. I am glad for the Breeze litter system as it allows me to monitor my cat's condition.

CONS - using Breeze/Amazon wee wee pads: I don't like the amount of garbage I create by using the pads that have a plastic backing and under different circumstances would have changed back to a pine product, which I find tracks the least (I used it for four cats in my house). I am changing the pad every day. I cannot imagine using them for longer than two days for my single cat. But since my cat's circumstance may not lend itself as a good comparison, please check other reviews for how long the Breeze/Amazon pads last.

I got a cat for the first time in my life a year ago. I did a lot of research and decided to try this system. I brought my kitten home at 8 weeks. She had been trained with the other traditional type litter, but had no problem going straight to and using this box. I just got another new kitten and she did the same thing. I'm a neat freak and can't stand bad smells. This pellet system is phenomenal! The only time you smell anything is when there is a fresh poop and they don't bury it or when the pee pad needs to be replaced. I have found its best to wait a little bit to scoop the poop if its fresh. A few pellets might cling and can just get thrown away with the poop.The pee goes right through to the pad and there is zero odor.

One of the best things I found out is that these can be cleaned and re-used!!! I have a big soup pot designated just to cleaning the pellets. I boil them once a month with a little bleach for about 30 minutes, drain and put them in a large bin to dry out. They stay 100% intact and I have reused the same pellets for 3 months. I just keep a backup set of pellets to put in the litter box while the others are being cleaned / dried out and rotate the sets.

I like the system very much in terms of dust and odor control. My kittty took to it on the first day. There's minimal tracking and the system effectively tackles the urine smell. I have a kitten and his poops really stink but they're solid so no big deal. My problem is that even though I wait for the pellets to absorb the fecal matter before scooping (which I wish I could just scoop up and throw out right away), I still lose a lot of pellets due to them sticking to the fecal matter. I've had the system for about a month now and I know the recommendation is to change the pellets once a month but I can't help but to feel that there's simply not enough pellets to last a month. So I added additional pellets after a couple weeks and if I continue doing so, litter replacement will burn a serious hole in my pocket. If anyone has any tips or advice, I'd really love to hear! But aside from the concern for loss of pellets due to sticking, I think the system works very well.

I have purchased the (4) 7lb pellet refill Two 2xs at about $44, I just went to re-purchase and the prices have almost doubled $81 for the same 4 pack... This just blows my mind... I am hoping another company comes out with a similar product, because I feel that Tidy Cat is taking advantage of all of those that have already purchased the system... I like it better than standard liter, but at such a price, I am off to explore other options. RIP OFF Tidy Cat Offered me a number to call, was on hold 4 times (5-10 min) each call and the call kept dropping. Seriously...

I love the Breeze system. With 2 cats, I have to admit that there is some smell now (it had been better with 1 cat). I do clean the litter box frequently of poop and remove the pad daily. But this is much, much better than a regular cat box. I've walked into people's homes with cats and the smell is terrible. This avoids the awful cat smell and I recommend the system to everyone. However, the price increases are ridiculous. I now buy third party dog pads and cut them in 4. This saves a lot of money. The pellet price increase is just crazy. I simply don't change the pellets as much and will try rinsing them as others have done. Maybe third parties will start producing a product that can be used as a replacement. This manufacturer should stop abusing its loyal customers.