82 out of 100 Very good
The litter from the litter box company, and a reminder that the brands building the machines understand the medium that feeds them. HomeRunPet, the Shenzhen technology firm behind some of the largest self cleaning boxes on the market, also makes an all natural cassava litter, and it arrives at No. 20 with eighty two, led by a single perfect score.
Dust is flawless, a five, the cassava and bean dreg blend pouring with virtually nothing in the air, a claimed ninety nine point nine percent dust free that the bench supports. Clumping is excellent at four and a half, the starch setting fast and firm, and sustainability sits at four, a renewable plant base built from cassava, soy by product and enzymes that breaks down cleanly after use.
The softer figures are odour and tracking, each marked at three and a half. The smell control is decent rather than commanding, climbing a little sooner than the leaders, and the light grain travels more than a denser pellet, the two axes that keep this from the upper plant order. They are honest weaknesses rather than failures, the sort a diligent scoop and a mat will manage.
What you are buying is a competent, genuinely low dust plant litter from a brand that knows automatic boxes intimately, which makes it a natural companion for one. It is not the most complete cassava litter here, but it is renewable, immaculately clean on the pour, and backed by a real company rather than a marketing shell. For the owner of a HomeRunPet box, or anyone who prizes a dust free plant litter above all, it is a sound and sensible choice.