391038 Multiple Cat Scented Clumping Formula, 28-Pound

Love it! Great clumping and easy to clean. Because the litter is small pieces there is less tracking through the house as it drops out of my cats paws/fur before they get too far. I get the scented version as I have 3 cats and I find it absorbs litter smells well.

Safe for my kitties, clumps well for easy scooping and lavender scented is gentle on their noses... Also great in masking odors.

Tenía mis dudas sobre esta arena que no es arena, esta hecha a base de maíz (corn kernel) absorbe muy bien los líquidos y no hace mucho polvo, es duradera aun limpiandola 2 veces al día. Tengo 3 areneros para 3 gatos, en el empaque dice 45 días, llevo 35 días usándola y no he usado ni la mitad. El aroma es agradable y a los gatos no les molesta.

New to cat's so after adopting two 3 month old brothers I rushed to the store to get food litter, etc. I realised that these would need to stay indoors until all vaccinations had been given and so that they'll recognise their scent. After choosing the cheapest litter and my son and I sat, eyes streaming to the stench these two little critters can produce, we looked online and this litter came highly recommended. Absolute chalk and cheese. This litter clumps up the ammonia producing wee into golf balls which is easy to remove together with the poops. Everything is absorbs amazingly well. The smell has gone too and we can actually smell the air fresheners now. After the cats do their burying, it doesn't stick to paws nowhere near as much as the cheap stuff we mistakenly purchased before, so we have little tracks of stinky footprints all over the floor and furniture. Don't waste your time and money with other litter, this is what you need to buy. We have a few more weeks to endure and then they can go outside and poop in nextdoors garden 😁

We finally made the switch from the Cat Genie to regular litter and after extensive research, we settled on World's Best in the Lavender scent. We have one cat. She is a spayed female, 3 years old, and about 9 pounds. I scoop twice daily and change the box weekly with about 3 inches of litter in it. While I had never purchased litters for my cat at home, I have pet-sat and scooped many litter boxes with all sorts of litters. Pros: - Practically no tracking at all. She is a shorthair, however. A longhair cat may just track everything everywhere. We have the litter box on a rug which catches any residual litter from our kitty's paws. I never find it on her beds like I did with the Cat Genie litter. I am on my second 28 pound bag after switching from the Cat Genie. - Smells great. I only notice a bad smell if my cat has just taken a dump, which is obviously going to be the case with any litter. I literally never smell pee. But I do scoop no less than twice a day. Not sure how it'd be with more cats/scooping less frequently. - Totally flushable, but a big pee should be broken up into two pieces before chucking it in the toilet. We had a few close calls which required emergency plunging. - Pretty good clumping. By the end of the week, though, there's little pee-flakes that are too small for the scoop. Cons: - VERY dusty, but only when I pour for a new box. Like, I have to lock my cat out of the room 'cuz she has upper respiratory issues that I'm afraid will become irritated if she's around for new-litter time. The dust is not a problem after pouring. - My cat does not use the box for a whole day after I change it. The lavender smell is quite strong for that first day, which I think has something to do with it. I think I will buy an unscented litter next time. I still went 5-stars because this litter is made from a renewable resource, corn, but is just as absorbent as clay litters. It's also flushable. And I'm not kidding when I say no tracking. Just stick a little rug in front of the box and you won't have litter all over your house! Some say that it's bad to flush cat feces because cats can carry diseases like toxoplasmosis that can be transmitted to humans via poop. If you're going to flush your cats' waste, be sure they get their poop screened by a vet at least once a year so you know you're not spreading their cooties :-)