"Swheat Scoop is actually much cleaner than the clump litter, and with NO ODOR..."

My cat, Peanut, is only 3 years old. 2 weeks ago within one day she went from having zoom fits (you know where they HAVE to run to the other end of the house NOW... for no reason) to being so weak her legs would split to the side when she'd even turn quickly.

She was still hungry. Still wanted to drink. But she was also lethargic, vomiting, and not pooing.

We took her to our vet who thought it might have been a metabolic disorder. She sent us to a specialist who wanted to do x-rays and detailed bone & cartilage biopsies (at a hefty price of over $600 without treatment). We said no.

At the rate she was going, she would have been dead this week. Instead...

We noticed she was eating her clumping clay litter.

We researched online and found that ingestion of clumping clay litter could lead to every symptom Peanut had. It depleats vitamins and minerals and dehydrates them. This will all lead to organ failure and death. It must have started because she has extremely long fur and often got clumps between her toes, cleaning them off by licking.

We began treating her with furball remedy (to lubricate her digestive system), and went to the store for a healthier litter - thinking we'd only find paper or pine products.

Then we saw Swheat. We thought, "If she's going to eat her litter, wheat would actually be healthy".

I thought for sure we'd be sacrificing something, that it would smell up the house, not clump, the cats wouldn't like it, etc.

Well, it's fantastic! No weird litter fragrance or dust, no clumps on their paws, no worries.

Peanut is now back to zoom fits, attacking her sister Oopie & our other cat Snuggles. She's jumping & playing. Again, if we didn't figure this out, I'm convinced she would be gone by now.

I wish I had known about Swheat years ago, as I believe my 18 year old cat Toddy, who died from a horrible lung disease died because of breathing in litter - he liked to sleep in the box. It wasn't cancer, fungus or mold. They just didn't know what it was.

PLEASE, if you love your cat, try this. I've had 15 cats in my life... none died before the age of 16. I wasn't about to lose one at 3. Please do this for your cat. Save on vet bills and at least get that question out of your mind.

Trust me, you will not be sorry!!!

Sincerely,

Kelli Wilson & Peanutty Goodness

PS: Thanks Swheat! We can't thank you enough.