Precious Cat Senior Litter, 8lbs

THE STORY: I have two cats. The male is 13 years old and weighs 14 lbs. He's not really fat, he's just a big cat overall. The female only weighs 9 lbs, but she is approaching 16 years of age or more. (She was a rescue, so I can only go with the age the vet approximated). Recently, one of them started defecating on the rug in front of the box instead of inside the box. I have concluded that it is because the regular clumping clay litter hurts his/her paws, so they don't want to be in the box for any longer than they have to be. (Obviously urinating is quick, so he/she still does that in the litter box, for which I am oh so thankful!).MY GOOD RESULTS: I have been using it for about a week and, so far, they seem to love it. I never even had to put old litter in it to draw them to it - I just showed them the box; they are very smart kitties, LOL. Anyway, I think they have stopped using the old litter boxes that have the clay litter because there has been nothing to clean from those boxes for the last 2 days. So it looks like I will be switching all of my boxes to this kind of liter. (I'm thinking I may try other brands due to the cons listed below, but the same kind of litter. We will see).Now for the DOWNSIDE: 1) It is EXTREMELY dusty, but from what I read, that is part of what helps coat the feces/urine to help neutralize it, so I think that's just how it's going to be. 2) It appears that it is going to be more expensive than other litters because, while you can scoop out the feces, you do not scoop the urine; therefore you have to throw out the entire contents of the litter box after a certain amount of time. (every 2-3 weeks, or so I have read, depending on the number of cats using it).Overall: Do I care about the price? Well, I do wish it was cheaper, but those are my two babies and nothing is too expensive for them! I would go to the moon and back for those two, so if they like it, I LOVE it! I may experiment with different brands, but if needed, I will stick with this brand. I will update you later if any of this info changes.

My cat is a 10 yr old neutered indoor cat. He loves this litter. It works to attract him to use the box so no accidents happen. Easy clean up and no odors. Great product.

My senior cats like it and it came to my door. Need I say more?

This works real well, but it is dusty as is every one I've tried and I've tried them all. It says the dust is necessary for odor prevention (I'm not going to look up exact words for you, I'm tired) suffice it to say it made sense. Odor control is superior. Scoop out the fecal matter often, should do it daily but I don't. When it starts to get used up and not obsorb the liquid as well, the sand clumps together so you can scoop out the worst of it and add a little more clean to buy time until you can clean the box. I've been buying time for a month now. I'm really going to have to quit procrastinating though. It is the consistancy of sand on the beach, even so doesn't seem to track any worse than any other, but it scatters a lot around the box, probably my fault, al the procrastinating means they have to dig more aggresively or so they think. LOL! All in all for us it is the best one I've found and I've tried a lot of different types, crystals, clays, naturals, corn, wheat, newspaper, clumping, nonclumping, you name it, likely I've tried it. Cats love it too, it has a natural texture that moves easily when they dig.

I initially bought this litter becasue they didn't have what I was looking for , but I immediately switched over. My cat likes it too. (Apparently). It has a mild yet pleasant sent. My cat shows no hesitancy or dislike. It retains a mild sent even after long use. I was able to go a full month before changing with a single cat, and just scooping solids. I do stir and scoop daily. Great product. I've already told others about this. I love it. Best I've come across.