72 out of 100 Good
Petshy's mixed blend, the young Chinese brand's bid to pair plant and mineral in a single bag. Folding tofu together with clay, it chases the firm clump of bentonite and the clean pour of plant at once, and it arrives at No. 36 with seventy two, a card with one clear strength and a couple of soft edges.
Clumping is the highlight, a strong four and a half: the clay content gives the blend a hard, reliable set that lifts cleanly, the very reason a brand reaches for mineral in a mixed litter. Dust is solid at four, the tofu keeping the pour reasonably clean despite the clay, a respectable showing for a hybrid.
The card then gives ground. Odour is marked at three and a half, decent but a step behind the sealed boxes of the better blends, and tracking at three, the mixed grain wandering more than the tidiest litters. Sustainability sits at three, the honest middle ground of a blend whose tofu is renewable but whose clay is mined, leaving it short of the plant leaders and ahead of the pure clays on conscience.
What Petshy offers here is a serviceable mixed litter from a promising young brand, a half step in performance behind the established hybrids of Pidan and Cature but priced and positioned for the value buyer. It clumps well, pours cleanly, and asks only that you keep a tidy routine for the odour and tracking. For the owner curious about a newer Chinese name who wants a clay assisted plant litter without paying a premium, it is a reasonable, middle of the field choice. A capable hybrid from a brand still finding its peak.