WORLD'S BEST CAT LITTER Multiple Cat Lavender Scented, 32-Pounds

I can't say enough wonderful things about this litter! I have always used clay litter. I'm not a fan of the weight or the dust, but clay litter was dependable so that's what I have always used. I recently bought three Luuup litter boxes and World's Best Cat Litter Clumping Formula was rated as the best litter to use with these boxes. I looked into the product and the two things the caught my attention were that it was made from corn (which is renewable whereas clay really isn't), and this product was FLUSHABLE. Since all my litter boxes are near bathrooms, I thought "Gee wouldn't it be neat if I could just flush the cat clumps instead of hauling it out my trash cans?!" So I ordered a bag to give it a try.OMG! I love this stuff! The first thing I noticed when I poured it into the little boxes was that there really wasn't any dust. Lots of litter brands say that are dust free, but this is the first one that actually was dust free. The second thing I noticed was the weight. Or rather, the lack of weight! I have been filling, moving and shifting littler box trays with 3 to 4 inches of clay in them for decades. It's a great upper body work out, but not the highlight of my litter box cleaning experience. The World's Best Cat Litter filled 4 inches thick in a large litter box hardly weights a thing! It's a fraction of the weight of typical clay litter. For me this was a really nice bonus!After about a month of use I am a little embarrassed about how excited I am over cat litter lol! All three of my cats adapted to the new litter without an issue. The litter works exactly as advertises, the urine forms clumps that hold together well. I haven't found any that break apart while sifting the litter boxes. The litter doesn't form a concrete bond with the side of the litter box. My three cats aren't delicate little beings, they are 13+ lbs big boys and I worried that with such a light litter they would break up existing clumps while they did their thing. All three are...umm...enthusiastic when they bury their business but the clumps stand up well even to their NFL like handling.I have found all pros, no cons to using World's Best Cat Litter Clumping Formula. There is no smell and no mess. If anything there is less litter tracked out of the boxes with this brand than with any litter brand I have tried. It's light and easy to handle. It is FLUSHABLE!!! It doesn't stick to the litter box and it sifts through sifting litter boxes like a dream. I really can't say enough good things about this litter!

It's odd to say I LOVE cat litter, but I do love this! I hesitated adopting a kitten a few years ago because every time I thought about indoor cats I could immediately recall that smell of litter boxes in my friends' homes and gagged at the thought of having that smell in my home. Then I fell in love with a tiny rescue kitten and I had to face the litter issue. After researching, the first 3 brands of litter I tried were awful. For me, with an ultra sensitive sense of smell, I was overwhelmed with litter stink and determined there had to be something better. I cautiously read all the reviews on Amazon about "World's Best Cat Litter" and despite the higher price I bought a 28 pound bag. My experience with litter boxes changed immediately! Yes, there is a "smell" but it's not what I would call an odor. It has a musky sawdusty smell that is not in the least unpleasant. The litter clumps immediately and effectively. From the beginning my little guy adapted immediately to it and never once has avoided the litter box. One reviewer had written that she scooped after every kitty trip to the box, comparing it to humans preferring flushing after every use:-) I have continued to do that although admittedly sometimes only catch it twice a day. I have never had an odor problem, especially when scooping often, which also means replacing the litter less often. I do add to the litter box every few days though. As for it being flushable: I believed the manufacturer but was wary about it nonetheless. I spent money on nitrile gloves and doggie "poo bags" instead, disposing of the bags in my outside garbage bin. When the first winter hit I didn't relish those trips out into the snow to throw away poo bags so I put away the bags and started flushing instead and had zero problems! Wonderful, clean, immediate, and absolutely no flushing problems. I highly recommend this product, highly! My kitty litter box is not a stinker and no one has ever mentioned any odor, and believe me I have asked everyone! Try this, you won't regret it!

Love this cat litter! It's worth the extra price because it lasts so much longer than regular litter and it's much easier to deal with.-PROS-- The biggest pro is that you can flush it. Just scoop and toss in the toilet and flush! It's that easy! If you get a large clump that might be too big for your toilet, you can either break it in half (clumps are surprisingly sturdy) or let it sit in the toilet for a few minutes and flush later.- It clumps very well and doesn't break apart when you try to scoop. If your cats pee on the edge of the tray, it even scrapes off easily.- The clean litter has a woodsy, natural type smell, which to me (and my cats) is much better than perfumed clay.-CONS-- Sort of inbetween, really, but if you're cats aren't good about covering their pee or poo when they're done, you can smell it. If it's buried, it's fine and you can't tell, but my cats never cover it when they're done, so it usually does not smell that pleasant when I walk in. But covering it yourself or emptying it (because you can FLUSH IT!) quickly remedies the problem.- I think the litter particles are much lighter than clay, so my messy giants do tend to track it around. I've found more litter about 5-7 feed outside my bathroom than I had before I started using this.All in all, it's worth it. As long as your on top of scooping (and it's sooooo much easier now), you'll be fine.(If you read my question about my dumb dumb trying to eat the litter - he stopped trying within a few days, though he did get confused when I opened a new bag to refill. All of their old litter came in plastic containers and dry food comes in bags, so clearly I was just pouring a giant bag of dry food into his litter. He's not that bright.)