Made with a natural plant ingredient for even more outstanding odor control, this multiple cat clumping litter is easy to scoop and proven flushable for simple cleanup! Having more than one cat shouldnt mean you have more to worry about it. Your cats deserve the best clumping cat litter.
Made with a natural plant ingredient for even more outstanding odor control, this multiple cat clumping litter is easy to scoop and proven flushable for simple cleanup! Having more than one cat shouldnt mean you have more to worry about it. Your cats deserve the best clumping cat litter.
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World's Best Cat Litter Multiple Cat Unscented, 32 Pounds
Made with a natural plant ingredient for even more outstanding odor control, this multiple cat clumping litter is easy to scoop and proven flushable for simple cleanup! Having more than one cat shouldnt mean you have more to worry about it. Your cats deserve the best clumping cat litter.
Made with a natural plant ingredient for even more outstanding odor control, this multiple cat clumping litter is easy to scoop and proven flushable for simple cleanup! Having more than one cat shouldnt mean you have more to worry about it. Your cats deserve the best clumping cat litter.
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WORLD'S BEST CAT LITTER Multiple Cat Unscented, 32-Pounds
Delivery between 26–30 Sept $41
originally posted on chewy.com
I've owned many cats since 2006. A few months ago we suddenly became a 9 cat household after taking in a feral mama and her five babies. As a result, I've had the opportunity to use a variety of litters over the years - pellet, clay, walnut, crystals, clumping, non-clumping, you name it. The last few years I settled on Natures Miracle corn cob litter, but it's become increasingly hard to find and we seem to go through it quickly. In a pinch during my last litter purchase, I had to settle on World's Best multicat corn litter figuring it was a close match to what I was already using. I got to compare firsthand the differences in the two litters as I finished up the old bag and replaced with the new brand, and I'm so impressed with World's Best! It lasts so much longer ... MoreI've owned many cats since 2006. A few months ago we suddenly became a 9 cat household after taking in a feral mama and her five babies. As a result, I've had the opportunity to use a variety of litters over the years - pellet, clay, walnut, crystals, clumping, non-clumping, you name it. The last few years I settled on Natures Miracle corn cob litter, but it's become increasingly hard to find and we seem to go through it quickly. In a pinch during my last litter purchase, I had to settle on World's Best multicat corn litter figuring it was a close match to what I was already using. I got to compare firsthand the differences in the two litters as I finished up the old bag and replaced with the new brand, and I'm so impressed with World's Best! It lasts so much longer that our previous litter, and there's much less litter tracked out of the litterbox as well. The clumping ability is MUCH better as well. It has a natural, maybe earthy, smell but I'm not looking for flower or fresh laundry scents here. If one of my cats leaves an especially stinky gift, I just sprinkle a little baking soda litterbox deodorizer over the spot when I'm done scooping. Very little litter is left on feces, so I'm usually able to scoop, sift, and flush right into the toilet! My ONLY negative remark is that it's a little dusty, but I fill the litterbox by the cupful, not by dumping the bag into the box so it's a non-issue for us!
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My multi-cat household has used grass litters like Smart Cat for six or eight years. Sadly, my newest kitten comes running out of the litter box with tears streaming down his adorable face and a good 10 minutes of sneezing. Plus the congestion that results from his reaction to grass seed litters. It’s so unfortunate and has caused me to be on the hunt for a replacement product. So I read about corn based litters and the health properties. I then purchased Worlds best to give it a try. Here is what I found: it instantly smells like corn, it’s very dense and heavy compared to grass seed, it’s got more texture, and my cats don’t like it At All! It’s been 2 weeks. One box I mixed it into the grass, one is only the corn, and one is still just grass. The corn only has. ... MoreMy multi-cat household has used grass litters like Smart Cat for six or eight years. Sadly, my newest kitten comes running out of the litter box with tears streaming down his adorable face and a good 10 minutes of sneezing. Plus the congestion that results from his reaction to grass seed litters. It’s so unfortunate and has caused me to be on the hunt for a replacement product. So I read about corn based litters and the health properties. I then purchased Worlds best to give it a try. Here is what I found: it instantly smells like corn, it’s very dense and heavy compared to grass seed, it’s got more texture, and my cats don’t like it At All! It’s been 2 weeks. One box I mixed it into the grass, one is only the corn, and one is still just grass. The corn only has. Even used a couple times by my kitten and he has no allergic reaction but he stopped using it and like every other cat in my household uses the grass only box. If it’s occupied the occasional mixture box gets some action but minimal. It’s also pricey and more importantly it’s just heavy. It’s hard for me to pour into the boxes and I won’t ever buy it again. It’s not cat (Siamese and Orientals) approved making it not worth the expense. I still have half a bag and will see if a shelter will accept something that is open. Litter, food changes and so on really are costly to test out.
originally posted on chewy.com
I was looking for a better alternative to clay litter, which I've always disliked, when I came across this brand in my research.I decided to try it and I will never use another brand as long as this exists.Although we have one cat, I buy the multiple cat option just in case.It's amazing how well this product works. Our house does not smell like a cat shares our space at all. I try to clean the box every day, but sometimes life throws a wrench in my well intentioned plans. Even leaving the box for the second day doesn't create a stinky situation.Our cat has no issues using the litter. She's shared her dislike of certain brands in the past, but no unwelcome surprises await us at any time.Clean up is super easy and as soon as I clean the deposits from the box, ... MoreI was looking for a better alternative to clay litter, which I've always disliked, when I came across this brand in my research.I decided to try it and I will never use another brand as long as this exists.Although we have one cat, I buy the multiple cat option just in case.It's amazing how well this product works. Our house does not smell like a cat shares our space at all. I try to clean the box every day, but sometimes life throws a wrench in my well intentioned plans. Even leaving the box for the second day doesn't create a stinky situation.Our cat has no issues using the litter. She's shared her dislike of certain brands in the past, but no unwelcome surprises await us at any time.Clean up is super easy and as soon as I clean the deposits from the box, it's as if a cat never used it.I read reviews on the litter before choosing the unscented multiple cat option. I read a few that had complaints about their cats not covering their deposits completely.I notice my cat no longer does it either, but I think it's because she simply doesn't need to. The odor that accompanies the waste is absorbed by the litter it rests in.I wouldn't allow that to deter you if you're considering the brand.It's natural, harmless to cats, humans, and the environment, doesn't have a funky odor, and last but not least, it keeps the house from smelling like a giant litter box! I know I wrote that earlier, but it beats repeating. 🐱
WORLD'S BEST CAT LITTER Multiple Cat Unscented, 32-Pounds
Delivery between 26–30 Sept $41
I've owned many cats since 2006. A few months ago we suddenly became a 9 cat household after taking in a feral mama and her five babies. As a result, I've had the opportunity to use a variety of litters over the years - pellet, clay, walnut, crystals, clumping, non-clumping, you name it. The last few years I settled on Natures Miracle corn cob litter, but it's become increasingly hard to find and we seem to go through it quickly. In a pinch during my last litter purchase, I had to settle on World's Best multicat corn litter figuring it was a close match to what I was already using. I got to compare firsthand the differences in the two litters as I finished up the old bag and replaced with the new brand, and I'm so impressed with World's Best! It lasts so much longer ... MoreI've owned many cats since 2006. A few months ago we suddenly became a 9 cat household after taking in a feral mama and her five babies. As a result, I've had the opportunity to use a variety of litters over the years - pellet, clay, walnut, crystals, clumping, non-clumping, you name it. The last few years I settled on Natures Miracle corn cob litter, but it's become increasingly hard to find and we seem to go through it quickly. In a pinch during my last litter purchase, I had to settle on World's Best multicat corn litter figuring it was a close match to what I was already using. I got to compare firsthand the differences in the two litters as I finished up the old bag and replaced with the new brand, and I'm so impressed with World's Best! It lasts so much longer that our previous litter, and there's much less litter tracked out of the litterbox as well. The clumping ability is MUCH better as well. It has a natural, maybe earthy, smell but I'm not looking for flower or fresh laundry scents here. If one of my cats leaves an especially stinky gift, I just sprinkle a little baking soda litterbox deodorizer over the spot when I'm done scooping. Very little litter is left on feces, so I'm usually able to scoop, sift, and flush right into the toilet! My ONLY negative remark is that it's a little dusty, but I fill the litterbox by the cupful, not by dumping the bag into the box so it's a non-issue for us!
My multi-cat household has used grass litters like Smart Cat for six or eight years. Sadly, my newest kitten comes running out of the litter box with tears streaming down his adorable face and a good 10 minutes of sneezing. Plus the congestion that results from his reaction to grass seed litters. It’s so unfortunate and has caused me to be on the hunt for a replacement product. So I read about corn based litters and the health properties. I then purchased Worlds best to give it a try. Here is what I found: it instantly smells like corn, it’s very dense and heavy compared to grass seed, it’s got more texture, and my cats don’t like it At All! It’s been 2 weeks. One box I mixed it into the grass, one is only the corn, and one is still just grass. The corn only has. ... MoreMy multi-cat household has used grass litters like Smart Cat for six or eight years. Sadly, my newest kitten comes running out of the litter box with tears streaming down his adorable face and a good 10 minutes of sneezing. Plus the congestion that results from his reaction to grass seed litters. It’s so unfortunate and has caused me to be on the hunt for a replacement product. So I read about corn based litters and the health properties. I then purchased Worlds best to give it a try. Here is what I found: it instantly smells like corn, it’s very dense and heavy compared to grass seed, it’s got more texture, and my cats don’t like it At All! It’s been 2 weeks. One box I mixed it into the grass, one is only the corn, and one is still just grass. The corn only has. Even used a couple times by my kitten and he has no allergic reaction but he stopped using it and like every other cat in my household uses the grass only box. If it’s occupied the occasional mixture box gets some action but minimal. It’s also pricey and more importantly it’s just heavy. It’s hard for me to pour into the boxes and I won’t ever buy it again. It’s not cat (Siamese and Orientals) approved making it not worth the expense. I still have half a bag and will see if a shelter will accept something that is open. Litter, food changes and so on really are costly to test out.
I was looking for a better alternative to clay litter, which I've always disliked, when I came across this brand in my research.I decided to try it and I will never use another brand as long as this exists.Although we have one cat, I buy the multiple cat option just in case.It's amazing how well this product works. Our house does not smell like a cat shares our space at all. I try to clean the box every day, but sometimes life throws a wrench in my well intentioned plans. Even leaving the box for the second day doesn't create a stinky situation.Our cat has no issues using the litter. She's shared her dislike of certain brands in the past, but no unwelcome surprises await us at any time.Clean up is super easy and as soon as I clean the deposits from the box, ... MoreI was looking for a better alternative to clay litter, which I've always disliked, when I came across this brand in my research.I decided to try it and I will never use another brand as long as this exists.Although we have one cat, I buy the multiple cat option just in case.It's amazing how well this product works. Our house does not smell like a cat shares our space at all. I try to clean the box every day, but sometimes life throws a wrench in my well intentioned plans. Even leaving the box for the second day doesn't create a stinky situation.Our cat has no issues using the litter. She's shared her dislike of certain brands in the past, but no unwelcome surprises await us at any time.Clean up is super easy and as soon as I clean the deposits from the box, it's as if a cat never used it.I read reviews on the litter before choosing the unscented multiple cat option. I read a few that had complaints about their cats not covering their deposits completely.I notice my cat no longer does it either, but I think it's because she simply doesn't need to. The odor that accompanies the waste is absorbed by the litter it rests in.I wouldn't allow that to deter you if you're considering the brand.It's natural, harmless to cats, humans, and the environment, doesn't have a funky odor, and last but not least, it keeps the house from smelling like a giant litter box! I know I wrote that earlier, but it beats repeating. 🐱
Is given a bag of this litter by a rescue I was fostering for, and it's now the only brand I buy!The difference in dust is undeniably much less than the leading brands that use gravel. I never realized just how much dust the clumping gravel brands actually kicked up until I was cleaning the litter boxes as the sun was shining in the window on e day, and I was shocked! World's Best reduced that dust significantly, and I've noticed way less dust on furniture in rooms. litter boxes are stationed.Less dust also means better respiratory health for both 2 and 4 leggeds!Being much better for theeco system was another important factor for me, too. It just feels better to use a product that is less impacting on the environment.This product is actually cheaper because it ... MoreIs given a bag of this litter by a rescue I was fostering for, and it's now the only brand I buy!The difference in dust is undeniably much less than the leading brands that use gravel. I never realized just how much dust the clumping gravel brands actually kicked up until I was cleaning the litter boxes as the sun was shining in the window on e day, and I was shocked! World's Best reduced that dust significantly, and I've noticed way less dust on furniture in rooms. litter boxes are stationed.Less dust also means better respiratory health for both 2 and 4 leggeds!Being much better for theeco system was another important factor for me, too. It just feels better to use a product that is less impacting on the environment.This product is actually cheaper because it lasts much longer. The way it clumps allows for less waste.The only time I noticed bad smells was when i was worming kittens, or if one of my resident cats doesn't fully cover a pile. I'll take that small inconvenience over all the benefits this product offers! Humans don't always get away with an oder free event, right! I think it's being too hard on both our 4 leggeds and this product, to expect zero oder 100% of the time, seriously! Yet, for all its benefits, this product is hands-down is the best I've ever used!It also tracks way less litter pieces from the box, which would sell me on just that fact alone!I use it for health, cost, less oder, less mess, less environmental impact, and it's super lightweight, too!
I have been using World's Best/Red Bag Litter, for more than five years. I have always stocked up whenever Chewy has it on sale and I store it in an air-conditioned closet in aspare room, yes closets in tropical climate/South Florida are air conditioned, lol. The last bag I opened had more of a "corny" smell than previously, but it soon dissipated. The granules seemed a bit larger, no big deal; BUT the problem was when my two kitties used the box for business, the urine clumps fall apart while you gently try to scoop them from this inferior litter, leaving behind some litter granules soiled with urine. NOT happy., meOW! Contacted Chewy, and as always, good customer service, said they would send a new bag, though they couldn't seem to find when I ordered. Explained ... MoreI have been using World's Best/Red Bag Litter, for more than five years. I have always stocked up whenever Chewy has it on sale and I store it in an air-conditioned closet in aspare room, yes closets in tropical climate/South Florida are air conditioned, lol. The last bag I opened had more of a "corny" smell than previously, but it soon dissipated. The granules seemed a bit larger, no big deal; BUT the problem was when my two kitties used the box for business, the urine clumps fall apart while you gently try to scoop them from this inferior litter, leaving behind some litter granules soiled with urine. NOT happy., meOW! Contacted Chewy, and as always, good customer service, said they would send a new bag, though they couldn't seem to find when I ordered. Explained that I buy multiple bags when on sale, so they should be able to locate the order, I don't buy anywhere else, World's Best usually only has to be changed every two/three months due to its formerly exceptional clumping. I would just add litter to the litter box in between changes. I never purchase anywhere else, CHEWY is the best deal and deliver to your door. Anyway, never received the replacement bag, and I still have three bags left in the closet. I'm HOPING they are not the "non clumping" formula that was in the bag I had to toss as too much urine soiled litter is left in the box. Dissappointing.
Long ago I got a bag of this litter when my one cat had radioactive iodine treatment for hyperthyroidism, but hadn’t really put this into my rotation. I had to use it for one week. I was using shredded pine litter in my other boxes, but the drawback was that when tracked, the tiny wood particles really got embedded in the carpets and especially the bathroom rug, as the litter box is adjacent to the bathroom. These particles didn’t want to get vacuumed out, but my bare feet could feel them. So as I worked down the pine litter, I got ready to see how this would work. I was already using it downstairs to good effect, along with a more traditional clumping clay litter. I have 6 litter boxes. The wetting really is nicely taken care of, with a very dry clump that is easy ... MoreLong ago I got a bag of this litter when my one cat had radioactive iodine treatment for hyperthyroidism, but hadn’t really put this into my rotation. I had to use it for one week. I was using shredded pine litter in my other boxes, but the drawback was that when tracked, the tiny wood particles really got embedded in the carpets and especially the bathroom rug, as the litter box is adjacent to the bathroom. These particles didn’t want to get vacuumed out, but my bare feet could feel them. So as I worked down the pine litter, I got ready to see how this would work. I was already using it downstairs to good effect, along with a more traditional clumping clay litter. I have 6 litter boxes. The wetting really is nicely taken care of, with a very dry clump that is easy to remove and stays fairly well together. The solid deposits are also dried out, although since some feel covering is a ‘bother’, I cannot comment on odor control. But I do not smell urine from the box. It still tracks some, but upstairs, it is easily vacuumed up and doesn’t seem to get stuck in the carpet or rug. I now have three boxes with this litter, and three boxes with lightweight clumping clay litter. That this litter is flushable, it is a positive. And putting it into the toilet, it does not clump up so it flushes easily.
I bought one bag for my two, 5-month-old kittens. I could not wait for it to run out so I could switch to another brand. This litter is dusty, clumps are crumbly, and it has poor odor control. Dusty - when you pour new litter in, a huge plume of dust forms. Cats leave dusty foot prints all over the place once they exit the litter box, something litter mats can’t prevent. Crumbly, soft clumps - it’s impossible to remove an entire pee clump without little crumbles breaking off. They’re too small for the litter scoop to pick up, leaving you with residual litter that is not as clean as you’d want from a clumping litter. Poor odor control - after just a couple of days, a freshly washed stainless steel litter box with new litter stinks all the time! I scoop 2-5 times per ... MoreI bought one bag for my two, 5-month-old kittens. I could not wait for it to run out so I could switch to another brand. This litter is dusty, clumps are crumbly, and it has poor odor control. Dusty - when you pour new litter in, a huge plume of dust forms. Cats leave dusty foot prints all over the place once they exit the litter box, something litter mats can’t prevent. Crumbly, soft clumps - it’s impossible to remove an entire pee clump without little crumbles breaking off. They’re too small for the litter scoop to pick up, leaving you with residual litter that is not as clean as you’d want from a clumping litter. Poor odor control - after just a couple of days, a freshly washed stainless steel litter box with new litter stinks all the time! I scoop 2-5 times per day and use a litter pail that locks in odors. Regardless, the litter itself has such poor odor control that a freshly scooped litter box still stinks. I could have dealt with the dustiness if the odor control was anywhere near where I expect an expensive, multi-cat litter to be. Presently I am using one litter box with crystal litter (that the cats prefer to pee in 75% of the time), and two boxes with 100% grass litter that is not dusty, has less tracking, offers superior clumping and better odor control.
Like the title says, in my search for the ideal cat litter, I came to believe that the perfect litter simply doesn't exist. While I've been using World's Best for a while, and it works fine, there are still flaws. But, I've totally accepted this, because there are also amazing pros.I was searching for a litter that isn't dusty, doesn't track, is easy on my cats' paws and that they enjoy using, has good odor control, doesn't stick to the bottom of the litter pan, clumps strongly for easy scooping, and that is unscented. Here's how World's Best stacks up for us:Dust -- This is honestly kind of dusty, which makes it a bit of a pain to pour. The dust sometimes gets up on the sides of the box. However, I haven't noticed a lot of dust while scooping, only while pouring ... MoreLike the title says, in my search for the ideal cat litter, I came to believe that the perfect litter simply doesn't exist. While I've been using World's Best for a while, and it works fine, there are still flaws. But, I've totally accepted this, because there are also amazing pros.I was searching for a litter that isn't dusty, doesn't track, is easy on my cats' paws and that they enjoy using, has good odor control, doesn't stick to the bottom of the litter pan, clumps strongly for easy scooping, and that is unscented. Here's how World's Best stacks up for us:Dust -- This is honestly kind of dusty, which makes it a bit of a pain to pour. The dust sometimes gets up on the sides of the box. However, I haven't noticed a lot of dust while scooping, only while pouring new litter into the box. Also, I have asthma, and I haven't found the dust to be too overwhelming to breathe or anything.Tracking -- This litter has slightly larger grains than some clay litters, so it doesn't track too much. I vacuum daily, and it works for me. I have a litter mat in front of all the boxes, which catches most of the runaway litter, and because of the size of the grains, it doesn't stick to my cats' paws.Cat enjoyment -- My cats used this litter immediately and with pleasure. They're easygoing cats, but I appreciate that the litter is soft for their paws, natural for them, and that it allows them to dig and cover with ease.Odor control -- The odor control is great. I have three boxes in a 900sqft one bedroom apartment, and I scoop once a day. The boxes only start to smell funky after a couple of weeks, and when they do, I empty them entirely and clean them out. I'm really impressed by the smell control, honestly. It has a subtle, fresh, corn scent that blocks out most unsavory smells. If the cats cover successfully, the smell only lasts a minute or two.Sticking -- This litter doesn't stick to the bottom or sides of the pan AT ALL. It doesn't cement itself to the plastic like other clumping litters I've tried. When I scoop or pour out the pans, it rolls right out, which makes it a quick and easy task.Clumping -- It clumps pretty strongly, but occasionally clumps can break down into smaller bits, making it harder to scoop. This is why I find that after about two weeks, I need to completely dump, clean, and start over, because tiny litter clumps will remain even after daily scooping. However, it also depends on the litter scoop and the size of the holes. I think a finer scoop would help this a lot, but I'm currently using the one that came with my boxes.All in all, I'm very happy with this product. A bonus is that it comes vaccum sealed, so it's easier to carry the weight of it. I think my cats like it, too. Like I said, the perfect litter doesn't exist. You will always need to sacrifice something in order to get one that works for your household. Everything I sacrifice with World's Best works great for us, and we are pleased with the result!
Every time I read the disgruntled reviews from uneducated people about wonderful products like this I just always know that there are those that can never be happy and have to complain and if you don't like this product, you are definitely one of those because this litter is nothing short of amazing. I switched to this product after learning about the massive carcinogenic effects from normal cat litter after having a massive asthma attack. One only needs to look at the ingredients and research to easily figure out that normal cat litter is extremely toxic to both pets and people. I have really bad asthma and one day was sent to the hospital after cleaning a litter box of normal litter in an unventilated room and the doctor confirmed that normal litter is extremely ... MoreEvery time I read the disgruntled reviews from uneducated people about wonderful products like this I just always know that there are those that can never be happy and have to complain and if you don't like this product, you are definitely one of those because this litter is nothing short of amazing. I switched to this product after learning about the massive carcinogenic effects from normal cat litter after having a massive asthma attack. One only needs to look at the ingredients and research to easily figure out that normal cat litter is extremely toxic to both pets and people. I have really bad asthma and one day was sent to the hospital after cleaning a litter box of normal litter in an unventilated room and the doctor confirmed that normal litter is extremely toxic. After recovering, I knew I had to find another option and since switching this litter has been a godsend. My asthma no longer flairs up from the litter and it does not track all over the place permanently staining my laminate wood floors like the old litter did. Beyond that, the litter works far better then normal litter as it controls odors hands down better then any normal cat litter I have ever tried. Having seven cats, I know how important it is to have a great litter and this litter is hands down the best litter you will ever find for your and your animals health, odor control and dust control.
I've always owned at least one cat throughout my entire life. That's a lot of litter and stinky litter boxes.During my childhood, my oldest cat Sasha had some digestive issues and would frequently throw up and have some nasty excrement. We would need to change the litterbox every 3 days solely because of the smell.We tried many brands (and as a formerly poor household, we could only afford the cheapest brands that had the most amount of litter). Once I became old enough to financially support myself and my mother's cat, I tried out this brand of litter.We used this litter in tandem with a lidded box and a scent absorber on the inside of the boxes walls. This maintained the litterbox for an entire week before needing scooping. The price will make sense once you ... MoreI've always owned at least one cat throughout my entire life. That's a lot of litter and stinky litter boxes.During my childhood, my oldest cat Sasha had some digestive issues and would frequently throw up and have some nasty excrement. We would need to change the litterbox every 3 days solely because of the smell.We tried many brands (and as a formerly poor household, we could only afford the cheapest brands that had the most amount of litter). Once I became old enough to financially support myself and my mother's cat, I tried out this brand of litter.We used this litter in tandem with a lidded box and a scent absorber on the inside of the boxes walls. This maintained the litterbox for an entire week before needing scooping. The price will make sense once you discover how long it lasts!The litter is soft and fine so it won't be uncomfortable or irritating for your cat's paws. I recommend using a litter mat so you don't get litter on your floors when your cat leaves the bathroom. It may also be useful to have a litterbox liner so you can pick up and throw away your dirty liner when it nears the end of its life after ~5 scoops. Litter will still carry urine and feces even if there are no clumps.It's important to have unscented and non-irritating litter for your cats, as their respiratory systems are sensitive.
