Worlds Best World's Best Cat Litter 00098 Original 17lb

Pros: all natural
Cons: crumbly clumps, awful rotting urine smell

What do you suppose it smells like when a cat pees into ground corn? Imagine that sickly sweet ammonia smell and you will know what it's like to scoop this litter. It is interesting stuff. Very light and fluffy. Yellowish in color. I have no doubt ...

Pros: NO cat smell in house. clumps, flushable
Cons: Expensive

I have one very spoiled cat who is quite particular. She's a calico with major attitude and doesn't really car where she eliminates as long as it's private cozy and safe. She likes to have one box for feses and another for urine, plus we lock her in the ...

Pros: Tight Clumping
Cons: It smells like corn

I had never used a non-clay litter before and decided to give The Worlds Best a try. I was pleasantly surprised how tightly it clumped. When you go to scoop it, nothing breaks off! It uses the protein from the corn as a clumping agent, unlinke many clay litters which use sodium benonite. Our cats adjusted to it right away! The litter is flushable and dust free. I live in a tiny apartment so it took a while to get used to the smell of the litter itself, which smells like animal feed you would find at a barn. This litter completly eliminated any odor issues i was having with my 2 cats! The litter doesnt get stuck to either of their paws either.

Pros: Quality, it really works. Safe for cats Earth friendly Litter box is easier to clean
Cons: This litter is a bit dusty and it is somewhat pricey.

I have two indoor cats and there is no "cat box" odor that you usually smell when entering a home.

I usually use the extra strength World's Best Cat Litter which works great but when the pet store was out of the extra I had to purchase the regular and that worked just as good.

The litter clumps well and is easy to remove. Sometimes the really large clumps might break apart but that's not much of a problem.

If you are used to perfumed litters this may take some getting used to. The litter smells like a freshly cleaned barn. And as far as odor goes, much of that can be controlled by what you feed your cat. The really cheap cat foods are mostly garbage. The more expensive foods cost more per bag but the cat needs less food for nourishment so it's actually less expensive in the long run, and, what comes out of the cat is considerably less odorous and the amount is less too.