World's Best Cat Litter

Pros: excellent odor absorption, works well with LitterMaid
Cons: expensive

Ever since I bought my LitterMaid Mega automatic litterbox, I've been having problems with litter sticking and clumping to the electronic rake that moves through the box. The clumping means that it just drags ALL of the litter through the box and it ...

Pros: Flushable, septic safe. Natural.
Cons: EXPENSIVE!!!! Don't clump hard enough. tracks. hard to find. EXPENSIVE!!

I been using the "World's Best Cat Litter" for over a week now. At first I mixed it with my premium clumping litter to acclimate my 14 year old tomcat (Chiminou). He took to it quickly. He'S the world's best cat after all! :o) He's tried 4 ...

Pros: Great scoopability, safe for septic systems, superior odor control, truly outstanding product!
Cons: Fairly expensive, somewhat hard to find.

I love cats. Sure, they aren't the greatest at playing fetch, and they don't always respond when you call their name, but the felines definitely have their pros when compared to the canines. One pro (as you most likely know, seeing that you're reading a ...

Pros: No heavy perfumes.
Cons: It's made of CORN!

My mother once told me that when she first came to the US back in the 50's she was surprised to see people eating corn. Where she came from it was pig food. These days you are hard pressed to fill a grocery cart and NOT have a product that contains ...

Pros: GREAT clumping ability; long lasting; silica-, dust- and perfume-free; natural ingred.
Cons: Unsatisfactory odor control; pricey.

As a first-time cat owner, I did a lot of research for just the right litter to meet my needs. After researching various brands of litter, I chose to go with World's Best because of the all-natural composition and satisfactory clumping I had read about...

Pros: Everything except the one con
Cons: Tracking

Except for the tracking, I think that this IS the world's best cat litter.
It's 100% natural, 100% corn. It clumps very well. The clumps break up in liquid, therefore, it is 100% flushable and safe for your cat. It is virtually dust-free. It...

Pros: Eliminates cat urine smells, very clumpable, easy to flush, durable, no hassle
Cons: Expensive

When my husband and I adopted 2 kittens a few years ago, we weren't really sure what litter we should use. I figured the clumping clay litters would be best, since they were easily available, relatively inexpensive, and cats seem to prefer the softer ...

Pros: Superior clumpability and odor control
Cons: Could also be named "World's most expensive"

This is an updated review, the original follows. The amount paid has been updated from $5 (small bag) to $20 (17 lb bag), the rating has dropped from ***** to ***, and "recommend to a friend" has changed to "No."

While World's Best Cat Litter...

Pros: Doesn't stick to litterbox; very low dust content; environmentally friendly; controls odors
Cons: Expensive; light material scatters easily

When I adopted my first cat, Hobbes, a year ago, I didn't think much about what litter to put in his box. I simply went to the supermarket and grabbed two bottles of the store brand litter, which had the advantages of being cheap and plentiful. The...

Pros: odor control, flushablity, organic
Cons: tracks, cost, and sometimes hard to find

I began using Worlds Best Cat Litter after seeing it demonstrated at a cat show. I have a multiple cat household and several litter boxes are on different floors of the house. I was always running up and down stairs to clean litter boxes. I started...

Pros: Clumps well. Relatively odor-free. Safe for kittens. Natural. Flushable.
Cons: Expensive. Sometimes hard to find.

Important things to know:

I'm a first-time kitty mom.
Kitty is about 11 weeks old.
I'm a sucker for anything anyone recommends for cats.

Are the above a dangerous combination? Not really, unless you're my wallet, then...

Pros: Clumping ability, odor control, ease of use, cats like it, economical in the big picture
Cons: not commonly available

World's Best Cat Litter is a wonderful product. I have five cats and this litter stands up to their litter box use. I have used just about every variety of cat litter out there, from clay to clumping to pearls to pine and finally I have settled on this...

Pros: healthy, clean smell, easy to scoop, lightweight
Cons: can be expensive or hard to find in some areas

I was an adoption co-ordinator for 5 years for a cat rescue group and have 3 of my own cats. This is the litter that I recommend to all our adopters, foster homes, and use at home. I use the multi-cat formula, which tracks less and clumps longer than ...

Pros: Clumps very well, no silica dust, natural
Cons: Tracks a lot, needs to be scooped at least once a day

I looked into natural cat litters when my middle cat developed feline asthma. I figured the silica dust and perfumes couldn't possibly be good for her. After looking into Feline Pine and nixing that idea due to fears about pine oils and respiratory ...

Pros: Non-toxic, great clumping, long lasting
Cons: Doesn't adsorb ammonia odor well

I have 2 cats. In the past year I have, in all honestly, tried 12 different clumping non-clay litters. Wheat litters, paper litters, cedar litters, sawdust litters, etc. None of them compare to World's Best Cat Litter. I have always gone ...