106 reviews forWorld's Best Cat Litter
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Disappointing
After reading the reviews, I was expecting the best cat litter... and got very disappointed. The main issue is that my cat ingests the litter when cleaning her paws and she also started eating it when she was hungry. Grains are not good for cats! Moreover, the litter developed a horrible smell, created huge clumps around urine (so more litter needed!) and tracked everywhere. Definitely not the best litter for my cat and me. I will continue my search for another.
26/10/18|Chantelle
World's best cat litter
I used this for the first few months of my 2 kittens life and it is good with smells and clumps really well. One of my kittens is long haired and as her hair grew I started to notice she was coming out of the litter box after having a wee with really wet hair on the back of her legs, and when she got a slightly runny tummy you can imagine the result! It does get powdery when it is getting to a point of needing a change, then you get powdery paw prints on the furniture. I have now switched .....
Originally published in zooplus.co.uk
28/12/17|Shane
Why so expensive?
Okay so as far as i can tell, it just smells a little better and has less dust kick-up than other brands? I personally buy from a cheap supermarket where each bag of around 10l is approx £1.50. this means i can replace it more often so my cats have fresh litter more often.
I am not saying this is a bad litter, i am just saying how can they charge so much for it?
Originally published in zooplus.co.uk
11/05/17|AJ
Too tempting for cats!
My elderly cat started eating this when it was put in the tray. As it's made with corn I guess it tastes nice?
Not worth risking keeping this around,. as we're worried what eating this clumping cat litter would do to him!
Originally published in zooplus.co.uk
23/01/17|Hannah
Mixed feelings
I've used this for ages for our now 4yr old girl who objects to toiletting outside and it's been pretty good - little smell, clumps reasonably well and doesn't track too badly.
However. Our really old boy (19) has started to use it occasionally and he manages to cover himself in it and track it all over. He has it on his nose and half way up his back legs at the moment and I am going to have to vacuum half the house!
Originally published in zooplus.co.uk
09/09/12|Tigerlily & Abbys' Human
Good for odour, but there's better out there
Bought this for our two kittens and although it's great for odour control, after a couple of weeks it becomes very fine and dusty, and tracks everywhere. Much prefer Cats Best.
Originally published in zooplus.co.uk
13/09/11
Loved it but...
The last order I received was in new packaging and was a new 'instant clumping' formula. This does not seem to work as well as the previous formula (which was pefectly satisfactory) in respect of my 5 large cats - it often ends up as soggy clumps which then break up when removing. It is thus less economic than previously and at the price.....! On the plus side, the odour prevention it provides is as good as ever, which is why I have still given it three stars. However, I will now try the pelleted Cats Best instead. Pity they changed the formula.....
18/07/11|Laney
Great for natural clumping, but oh the dust!
I have one short-haired cat with a covered litter tray with a tracking mat in front of the entrance. At first I loved this litter. The clumping action is great and because our cat could properly bury his poo I found the odour was handled better than the pellet litter he tried first. I also liked that the litter lasted a fairly long time. However, I've given up on this because it is very dusty. My floors started becoming slippery and faintly yellow pawprints started showing up on all of my dark upholstery. After we finished the bag I went back to the drawing board and ended up with Cat's Best litter instead.
Originally published in zooplus.co.uk
02/02/11|Mrs Millington
humans loved it, cats hated it!
very economical to use, easy to dispose of, good odour control - just one problem, 2 bengals who refused to use it!
they used it at first then gradually started using other areas of the house instead, completely unknown to us at the time & such a treat to find out at a much later stage when we were ripping up carpets as having work done. cats!, you've gotta love 'em!
Originally published in zooplus.co.uk
16/01/11|vanessa
worlds best cat litter
I'd heard this was great. we usually use wood pellets and have tried the crystal and clumping litter. however i found that in a small apartment it was a disaster. their coats and the apartment was covered in it. there was pawprints all over everything! which was good because i realised i should be more viligent in cleaning all surfaces!! that said i didn't have a litter mat. it's prob more suited to a house or apartment that has a seperate utility room.