World's Best Unscented Clumping Corn Cat Litter

The Different colored bags..look at Coloring Differences of "Corn Based Litter". Green Bag is the Cheapest..pricewise. Litter USED to be Only Yellow. For awhile now, it has had some small "Black colored pieces" in it. My cat noticed Right away. She kept turning round and round over and over, Sniffing as she did that....took her Almost an entire day of Not Drinking Much and Eating Barely Anything..before finally accepting "It Is..What It Isn't""..Because of those Black Pieces. My cats live Long, Happy, Well-Fed Lives. Cat I have now is 18 yrs old, has Thyroid and Kidney Issues. I Just wanted the Incredible Ability to Flush litter. That is one of the Best Inventions/Developments since Velcro! The Different colored bags..look at Coloring Differences of "Corn Based Litter". Green Bag is the Cheapest..pricewise. Litter USED to be Only Yellow. For awhile now, it has had some small "Black colored pieces" in it. My cat noticed Right away. She kept turning round and round over and over, Sniffing as she did that....took her Almost an entire day of Not Drinking Much and Eating Barely Anything..before finally accepting "It Is..What It Isn't""..Because of those Black Pieces. My cats live Long, Happy, Well-Fed Lives. Cat I have now is 18 yrs old, has Thyroid and Kidney Issues. I Just wanted the Incredible Ability to Flush litter. That is one of the Best Inventions/Developments since Velcro! The "Red Bags".."Attraction Action" and The Other Red Bag has no specific name on it. That Other red bag Does have an "Unpleasant Smell" to the litter. My cat went into the litter box..turned around Once..then Jumped out. A short while later found a few pieces of poop on bathroom rug. So..my cat Notices and Has Issues with the litter. I even tried buying this litter from another business. Prices were higher...so I suppose those of us who are not satisfied with World's Greatest Cat Litter...Could buy elsewheres. But..you'll get the Same issues with the "Black Pieces" in Green Bag. Ahhh..but Notice how the Prices go up..not Only due to Different Weights of the bags. Naturally prices are higher for "heavier" bags..but Red Bags in General Cost More than Green. Why? For "Scent"? Corn "scent" of Yellow (green bag) Litter doesn't offend my cat. … more

I was looking for a good natural alternative to clay litter (because I hate everything about clay litter, especially because of its environmental impact). I really like this because it's flushable and way better at odor control. It also clumps super fast so way less litter gets used. The only downside is that it's quite dusty. When I pick my cat up after she goes to the litter box I get SUPER dusty, which didn't happen with my clay litter. This is something I can sacrifice though because on all other fronts it's such a great litter.

I got this litter after searching for recommendations online. I have an asthmatic cat and our old litter was so dusty she was having daily attacks, and I was having to dust twice a week just to keep on top of it. I also have a super finicky cat, so I have to keep a litter box in my living room of all the darn places. This litter has NO DUST and my asthmatic cat's attacks have dropped significantly. She only had one this past week instead of the usual 8-10. The only issue is all three cats use this box and while the odor is minimal, it still stinks and it tracks. So next, I'm trying this same brand that is allegedly low tracking and has a pine scent. But overall - for dust - this is the best I got this litter after searching for recommendations online. I have an asthmatic cat and our old litter was so dusty she was having daily attacks, and I was having to dust twice a week just to keep on top of it. I also have a super finicky cat, so I have to keep a litter box in my living room of all the darn places. This litter has NO DUST and my asthmatic cat's attacks have dropped significantly. She only had one this past week instead of the usual 8-10. The only issue is all three cats use this box and while the odor is minimal, it still stinks and it tracks. So next, I'm trying this same brand that is allegedly low tracking and has a pine scent. But overall - for dust - this is the best litter I've tried. I don't have to clear out my sinuses after cleaning the litter each day and asthmatic kitty is happier. … more

Well, my cat loved this litter....as a snack! Ugh, gross. She snacked on it for a while then decided to give it a try. To her credit she did try it, then she decided she’d rather just pee on the carpet instead. Thanks kitty! But, the couple times she did use it there was no odor, no tracking (but we use a mat), no dust, and scooping it was a breeze. Plus, it’s environmentally friendly, so that’s a huge bonus! I recommend giving it a try because it sounds like most kitties like it.

I was so hopeful that this would be a great alternative to clay clumping litters (which I would never use) but it ended up all over my house. Tracked like crazy. I usually use yesterday's News or the "generic" of that paper pellet litter. Have had two cats and then a rabbit on it. When we got out kitten, who came from a farm, she took to it immediately and will use whatever I put in her box but the pellets don't track and you have to clean the solids and change the box weekly. I was hoping to eliminate having to do that. This was NOT the answer that I was hoping for.

I wasn’t a big cat person but we rescued a kitten from an abandoned trailer and it wouldn’t leave my side so I named him ghost and I’m now a cat person hahaha I already had a chewy delivery set up for our puppy so it was convenient when I found this litter. We currently have just an open pan litter box right now. It never smells like cat pee but doesn’t help great with smell of poop but poop stinks anyway and it also doesn’t have the gross perfume smell scented litter gives off. It’s extremely absorbing and clumping. With all the benefits, price for product and quality it has we’ll continue using it.

I have three cats and I have tried a variety of litters. I really like this one. It doesn’t smell. It’s easy to scoop and it seems environmentally friendly. The cats don’t mind it at all. In fact the youngest seems to like scratching around in it too much. It does get spilled out of the box a bit. I would ask the makers to switch to a paper package for it to get my full approval!

I have 2 cats and have been using unscented tiday cats litter for a few years now. I live in a pretty small apartment so litter dust has always been an issue. I saw this litter and heard great things and decided to give it a shot. I have 2 large litter boxes and decided to just start with one box with the new litter. Sadly, my orange tabby ate some of this corn litter and then threw up everywhere. I then mixed their old litter with the new WBC litter at first. I am a few months into this litter and its been great! No dust, my cats use it great (no more eating it, it was just that one time thankfully), and the there is no smell. I scoop everyday and I love that this stuff lasts a good while! Give I have 2 cats and have been using unscented tiday cats litter for a few years now. I live in a pretty small apartment so litter dust has always been an issue. I saw this litter and heard great things and decided to give it a shot. I have 2 large litter boxes and decided to just start with one box with the new litter. Sadly, my orange tabby ate some of this corn litter and then threw up everywhere. I then mixed their old litter with the new WBC litter at first. I am a few months into this litter and its been great! No dust, my cats use it great (no more eating it, it was just that one time thankfully), and the there is no smell. I scoop everyday and I love that this stuff lasts a good while! Give it a try! It also doesn't track like other litter! … more

This litter is very dusty. It’s not like a cloud of dust when cleaning, but my cats come out dusty and the floor is dusty. My cats also try to eat it because it’s corn (we only used clay litter before and never had that problem). It eliminates urine odor very well, but doesn’t mask the smell of poop at all. It still tracks but nothing crazy. It clumps very well and doesn’t stick to the litter box.

I adopted my kitten at 7 weeks old and she has used this litter with no issues. Prior to her coming to her forever home, she used clay. I did a lot of research on kitty litter before I got her and decided I really wanted this. It is healthier for her and the environment. My girl likes to dig so i put a nice amount in there. So far, I haven't experienced the sandy/dusty residue at the bottom of the litter box. The only time I smell the litter is when she poops but I have never smelled pee. I scoop twice a day and right now I empty it out and clean the litter box every 3 weeks. Because she is small right now I only use half the box. My parents and friends have been impressed that the house I adopted my kitten at 7 weeks old and she has used this litter with no issues. Prior to her coming to her forever home, she used clay. I did a lot of research on kitty litter before I got her and decided I really wanted this. It is healthier for her and the environment. My girl likes to dig so i put a nice amount in there. So far, I haven't experienced the sandy/dusty residue at the bottom of the litter box. The only time I smell the litter is when she poops but I have never smelled pee. I scoop twice a day and right now I empty it out and clean the litter box every 3 weeks. Because she is small right now I only use half the box. My parents and friends have been impressed that the house doesn't reek of cat pee so it I feel like it is doing its job! I read online kittens will sometimes eat clumping litter and that can be bad for them but I have never seen Lucy do that. I am happy with this litter and will continue to use it :) … more