World's Best Multi-Cat Unscented Clumping Corn Cat Litter

When Chewy notified me that my normal litter was out of stock (Tidy Cat Free & Clean Unscented), I switched to this litter on a recommendation. I don't know where they're getting the "99% dust free" idea from, but this litter is DUSTY. In fact, it's the dustiest litter I have EVER used. The clouds of dust that come up just from regular scooping are insane. My black cat comes out of the litter box looking like she got into a bag of flour. Also, did I mention that this stuff tracts everywhere? (Though to be fair, so did the Tidy Cat). So that it's not all negative: I have not noticed anything resembling a "barn smell" from the dried litter and it's been nice not having to scrape any wet clay When Chewy notified me that my normal litter was out of stock (Tidy Cat Free & Clean Unscented), I switched to this litter on a recommendation. I don't know where they're getting the "99% dust free" idea from, but this litter is DUSTY. In fact, it's the dustiest litter I have EVER used. The clouds of dust that come up just from regular scooping are insane. My black cat comes out of the litter box looking like she got into a bag of flour. Also, did I mention that this stuff tracts everywhere? (Though to be fair, so did the Tidy Cat). So that it's not all negative: I have not noticed anything resembling a "barn smell" from the dried litter and it's been nice not having to scrape any wet clay off of the bottom of the box like we did with the Tidy Cat. I like that it's made from corn and while it says it's flushable, I have not tried doing so as a friend mentioned that they tried to flush it and it clogged their toilet. Unfortunately, as this bag is HUGE, we'll be stuck with this litter for awhile - though we will be switching back to the Tidy Cat ASAP … more

I have been buying natural grass litter from Chewy for years and decided to try this "Worlds Best" litter. OMG ... awful. My two cats refused to go in the litter boxes and started pooping directly NEXT to it? Nightmare. They NEVER have pooped outside the box in 10 years! My daughter has the single cat "world's best" and it is totally different. This stuff is dark brown and smells funny and is gritty. Cat's won't use it and I'm out $25.00 and have to replace the litter. Very sad about this.

I was very surprised at how well Worlds Best Cat Litter Clumps. I was using another leading brand of cat litter that didn,t clump very well, was terribly dusty and it caused tracking of litter all over the house.Worlds best is so much better as far as less dust and less tracking of litter. I will give Worlds best 4 Stars because my family complained of a catty smell with it. I only have 1 Cat. I had to change both boxes sooner than was advertised but it is good cat litter. Kind of a funny smell but is not a bad smell

We bought this while I was trying to toilet train the cats (which ultimately failed but not bc of this litter). It flushes easily and doesn’t smell. Now we use it for the kitty litter robot. It doesn’t have the clay dust that or other litter does, and somehow it smells better even though there’s no scent. Also, when it’s peed on, it doesn’t leave clay footprints on the floor like the clay does. Overall, far superior.

I really wanted to like this litter. The description was so appealing. The experience was not. Pros: - cat used it without complaint. He did stop covering his leavings, but he did still use the box - the litter’s smell reminded me of rural life and barn smells, nice and nostalgic - it’s flushable and worry free if you have an indestructible, eternally sound septic system Cons: - the dust is plentiful. Clouds of it when you pour (even low to the box), when your cat uses it, when you scoop. It might be 99% dust free by weight, but apparently not volume - it does not clump hard. As you scoop, the clumps break up and fall back into the box - it turns into a slime when you wash the litterbox I really wanted to like this litter. The description was so appealing. The experience was not. Pros: - cat used it without complaint. He did stop covering his leavings, but he did still use the box - the litter’s smell reminded me of rural life and barn smells, nice and nostalgic - it’s flushable and worry free if you have an indestructible, eternally sound septic system Cons: - the dust is plentiful. Clouds of it when you pour (even low to the box), when your cat uses it, when you scoop. It might be 99% dust free by weight, but apparently not volume - it does not clump hard. As you scoop, the clumps break up and fall back into the box - it turns into a slime when you wash the litterbox - the barn smells became overpowering. Mixed with cat urine it’s like sour mash. It smells like barn feed because it’s corn... - you know what else likes corn? Mice. Mice like corn. We’ve never had mice in the 20+ years we’ve lived here. Suddenly we had generations and they and all their friends came to eat this corn litter. And no, not one cat was remotely interested in addressing this. I’d include pictures but gross. This is perhaps the world’s best litter, but for mice and terrible smells and dust. … more

Does a pretty good job neutralizing odors - I have 2 cats, scoop once daily, and change out their litter box once a week. If you go much past a week, the smell overpowers the litter. Does an AMAZING job forming clumps. LOVE that it's a corn based and environmentally friendly, although I've never tried flushing it down the toilet. I don't know about 99% dust free, but it's not too bad! Definitely not as dusty as many others.

Purchased first 2 bags 6 weeks ago. I only have 1 cat - the last of the first bag is in litter box - topped off litter box over the last 6 weeks - scooped box every other day. Excellent job controlling smell!! Could only smell poop if she didn't cover it. Amount currently in box will last through another week ish of scooping. Will then dump the rest and wash out box before refilling. Clumps good- stick to litter box very little. Note: my old girl of 12 years eats 1 Sheba with 8oz of water (Sheba soup) every day. So, she does a good bit of peeing for just 1 cat.

i don't really understand the bad reviews, especially one of the more recent one claiming that chewy HAS to be using fake reviews. im starting to think most people are just used to the way clay litter smells and clumps, and are just disappointed in a more natural product. i am super picky, and so is my cat, and neither of us, nor the other two cats in our home, have any complaints that would knock our review below 4 stars. i do understand the smell may be an issue to those with sensitive noses. i use a lidded litter box with a door in my bedroom and cannot smell it at all. i use another, much larger litter box with a lid and very large opening (no door) in a VERY small room, and it still isnt i don't really understand the bad reviews, especially one of the more recent one claiming that chewy HAS to be using fake reviews. im starting to think most people are just used to the way clay litter smells and clumps, and are just disappointed in a more natural product. i am super picky, and so is my cat, and neither of us, nor the other two cats in our home, have any complaints that would knock our review below 4 stars. i do understand the smell may be an issue to those with sensitive noses. i use a lidded litter box with a door in my bedroom and cannot smell it at all. i use another, much larger litter box with a lid and very large opening (no door) in a VERY small room, and it still isnt an overwhelming smell of feces, urine, or corn. the tracking is definitely lower than other litters ive tried. i think that is because the corn is ground very fine. my cats make a mess outside of their litter boxes no matter what, but it never leaves the mat outside the box. as far as clumping goes, it does clump very well. i have noticed with urine clumps that there definitely are pieces that crumble a bit, but if you're a little bit more careful it shouldnt be an issue. another pro is that it lasts forever, especially when you scoop frequently. you can add more instead of fully changing and it still seems fresh. again, i dont really understand all of the bad reviews. they seem kind of extreme. … more

Wish we would have tried this sooner! We do a 50/50 mixture of this (World's Best Cat Litter -- red bag) and another pure nature cat litter that contains cedar, pine, and corn. Now we get the best of both litters. The cedar, pine, and corn litter provides odor control and the World's Best is great at keeping the litter dust to a minimum. Better for the cats' lungs and our house. YAY !!

At first I really liked this litter. It clumps nicely and seems to work just fine. However, it doesn't last. By the end of the first bag, it smelled soooo bad. I cleaned it every day and even put in a litter deodorizer and it didn't help. It was so really terrible. I wish I could stick with this litter but I just can't handle the smell.