World's Best Cat Litter, Multiple Cat Clumping Formula, 7 lbs.

What can I really add about cat litter besides that my cats like to take care of their business with it? Well, I believe the different brands I'd cheaply switched to previously might be what caused my female bengal to have a perpetual bald spot on her belly. My cats readily poop on any litter in their box, which is good for me, however this may be that much better for them. Other human recognized and appreciated features are the low-dust, the ability to flush vs. throw away (I don't flush this much, however it's nice to know it degrades so well). There's MUCH LESS TRACKING with this than other brands, and the occasional corn powder paw prints are kinda cute, lets me know where the kitties have been scampering to. This litter works purrrrrrfectly.I keep three litter boxes for two cats, the littermaid, the tidy cat, and the litter genie (OMG I wish they used this more because it auto flushes, however for some reason they prefer the littermaid best and this was the litter they were using since being kittens, and I'm not kitten LOL). I'd shared the litterbox style as not all cat litters work perfectly with the littermaid, and this works consistently well with minimal if any intervention. There seems to be LESS USED too with this than other brands. I began mixing this with the same brand's more expensive lavender one sometimes as it's a nice but overpowering fragrance, and the combination evens things out while keeping budget best frugalized. I'm glad the cats put up with my different experiments with alternate litters without complaint, and although I wish this cost less, it's certainly our brand of choice.PS. I'm not going to post photos of cats pooping LOL but here's my fur babies!

I have tried almost EVERY brand of cat litter to combat the unpleasantries of odor and other drawbacks... uggggggghAnything scented was just gross! It merely created a scented cat box smell that just made me cringe. Unscented just gave off the obvious aromas... lolTHEN, there's the issue of DUST. I have two Exotics (short-haired garfield faced kitties) that are extremely sensitive to irritants given their flat faces... Nearly all litters create sneezing and tearing in my two little ones....And of course the clumping and texture issue... If the litter was really soft on their feet, it usually didn't clump well and ended up at stuck to the bottom of the pan and would just break up when I'd scoop it and also recirculate the icky urine (and smell). If it was a fast hard clumping litter, it was harsh to the touch of their paws and was like a BRICK to dig out (and scrape off the bottom). Did I mention the SMELL that was ever present no matter what?? Despite daily diligent scooping? I am hyper smell sensitive and "cleanliness ocd"...Well in the past, I did have pretty good luck with Feline Pine which is a litter that kind of resembles rabbit pellets that turns in to a sawdust type of material when it comes in to contact with liquid... solids just get buried... And while it solved the dust and odor issue quite successfully, the "sawdust" wasn't very scoop-able so wasn't ideal. It also has a very unique texture which may or may not be acceptable to your cat (s).Feeling as if I would never find an ideal litter in my lifetime, I just accepted the defeat and went back to the dreaded clay litter.... UNTIL recently....After visiting a friend who has two (huge) cats, I literally stumbled upon their litter box in the laundry room. It was nice and tidy and odor FREE! I of course thought well yeah, they probably just changed it out and it's brand new unsoiled litter. But still, it didn't even have that "taint" of smell that litter always seems to have.I asked about it and my friend actually, to my surprise, scooped out a few "potty visits" that were buried in the box! Ummm, what the heck? What is this stuff?? The very faint pleasant (not perfumey) product smell I sampled right from the bag reminded me of when I was a kid and had a hamster. It slightly resembled those wood shavings that we put on the bottom of the cage.It's actually made of compressed CORN and is said to be extremely eco-friendly to boost! It is even flushable but I have read that environmentalists discourage this... I am just passing this on so it's completely a personal choice. I have also read that rarely, a cat will want to consume it as opposed to "using" it... Ha! Now that's just plain bad luck...Terribly excited (yes this was a big deal) I ordered 3 small "add-on" Amazon Prime bags to meet my order minimum because the big Amazon Prime bag was going to take an additional 4-5 days.Well it's only been a week but a week is plenty to tell what kind of backbone your cat litter has!I kid you not... I keep waiting for "the catch"! It seems like a MIRACLE!!! NO pee (ammonia) smell! No litter smell! No dust! Little tracking! Even an unburied poo got the life sucked out of it somehow cuz' I could see it but not smell it?!So weird because the texture is also very soft (my 2 cats took to it as I was filling the pan) but the pee actually clumps and doesn't sink?! The pee clumps are so small now I was worried my kitties "weren't "going". Did I mention how light weight it is??I am bewildered by all of this, and I have ALWAYS had to add a bit of litter to the cat box after scooping out but have yet to add more in a whole week! Praying to the luck gods that I am not being punk'ed! This really is too good to be true!!I had carefully read the one and two star negative reviews which I typically find the most valuable for "expectation and honesty" when I purchase on Amazon. While I strongly considered them for this product, I, in this case, also considered the vast amount of variables in diet and health of people's pets that could easily make the experience different for each consumer. I also couldn't ignore the overwhelming great reviews.I now add my own very picky personal experience. I promise I will update if it changes :)I highly recommend a test run with a small bag... Nothing to lose and everything to gain!

This is the best kitty litter I have ever used and I have used many of every different kind that has hit the shelves in the last 40 years. I found a favorite that was also a corn product made by Arm and Hammer. It was the first litter that had absolutely no urine odor when used properly. It clumped well, but was so light and fly-away I spent a lot of time sweeping. I used it for a few years. I was willing to do anything so my house wouldn't smell like a cat box. I tried World's Best at the recommendation of a sales person when my previous litter wasn't available. He said it too was corn and that it worked well. I have tried most of the varieties World Best makes to find the perfect one. My cat doesn't like scented litter so that helped with narrowing down. Although I only have one cat, I still find that the multiple cat formula works best. It forms strong clumps that are easily scooped, It doesn't make a mess around the litter box and if clumps are emptied daily the entire box really doesn't need to be changed. Sometime I do it just because it seems like I should. I would recommend it to anyone. Once you know what variety you prefer it is much less expensive to by the 14 lb instead of the 7.