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from Yucca Valley,CA on 5/25/2008
Just love this stuff and the cats took to it.I don't understand people complaining of an odor. I don't think it's the litter. When i first put it in Sir Oscar's box he was playing in it.He was having a good time. Now he uses it with no problems. Love it!!!!!!!!!!!!
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from IL on 2/2/2008
Been using this for over a year and wouldn't switch. So many products have a lot of harmful stuff in it. I have always cleaned the box several times a day would not even consider letting a box go for a even one day without cleaning. The one thing that I wouldn't do is flush it even though it says you can. I wouldn't flush mashed potatoes so why flush corn? My cats like this, I find that I buy less which saves money, it clumps, doesn't smell, and no odor. I don't have any negative comments on this product.
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from Lewisville, TX on 1/31/2008
We had recently gotten two kittens and decided to try a natural litter since clay is supposed to be bad. This litter smelled awful, even though we scooped about three times a day. Also, when they would bury the urine, the mucky litter would make a nasty glue on thier paws, which meant that they had to get thier paws washed every few hours, which didn't go over well with anyone. Also, my little black cats would come out of thier litter box covered in yellow dust from digging, they also ate a bit of it, not out of the ordinary (and a reason that kittens shouldn't use clay litter) and spent the next three weeks trying to throw up this litter-glue. Of all of the litters we've tried, this has been the absolute worst in every way.
from Virginia on 12/6/2007
Without a doubt the best cat litter out there. Its flushable, its made of natural/biodegradible components and it doesn't have an odor (unless you think a very light corn smell is odor!). The clumps are solid and easy to remove, the litter masks most stinky deposits and it works great in regular and automatic litter boxes! Just make sure that you aren't trying to flush too much (i.e. a full litter box!) and that you give the clumps a moment in the toilet to break down. Awesome, wonderful, fabulous.
from Owensboro, Ky on 12/2/2007
I have a lot of cats so need something that is clean, bealthy for owner and pets and that can last a long time. Great product!
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from Chicago, IL on 11/8/2007
Being a natural product and it's "world's Best" hype I was really excited to try this product with my two cats. I have allergies and using the dust litter has always irriated my nose, this seemed to be my solution. NOT SO! The first day we tried this litter out, I immediately could smell everytime one of the cats used the box. There was NO masking of the odor at all...and I know my cats love to dig and bury their stuff. The next day I went to scoop (which is my least favorite thing about owning cats) and I was so overwhelmed by the stink that I almost got sick. Yes, it is flushable, when flushed multiple times, while you're trying not to pass out from the smell. I was very disappointed, being a busy person I do not have time to scoop everytime one of my cats poops, which is essentially what you have to do to eliminate the odor...because otherwise it just lingers! Yuck! I went back to wearing a facemask and using the dust producing litter.
from El Paso, TX on 10/29/2007
This litter is the best that I have found.
Others have not clumped the waste and thus
making the cleaning of the box difficult.
The odor is much better than previous litter.
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from Ben Lomond Ca on 9/27/2007
I have 28 rescue cats and one 20 year old personal cat that has had so many problems with past litters due to allergies. This litter rocks.
It doesn't make her eyes bleed or skin itch. So just for that alone I love it.
But with Rescue cats I have tried using the cheaper stuff and just hate it. So the cost is well worth it and I find it so easy to clean, the smell is much better, and believe me I have cat boxes coming out my ears.
Most of my rescue cats are black and they sometimes get the dust on them but it wipes off so easily with my hand and they don't sneeze and the kittens love it right away. I can't say enough great things about this litter.
My only complaint is I wish I could get it in major bulk shipment. Hint Hint.
LOL.
Thanks for making my life easier and my cats life's healthier.
Blackcatma
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from Dayton, OH on 9/20/2007
This is a very good litter over all. It clumps nicely, won't irritate kitties' sinuses, and is all natural. However, it may be that my cats urinate a little more than usual, but the smell that the particles had after being saturated with urine was very bad after a few days, even scooping regularly. I had to change the box more frequently than was worth the money I was paying for this litter. It tracks a little, which isn't a big deal, but my biggest complaint is that the odor absorption didn't seem to work as well I was expecting. There is another litter I use now that is also natural, and the wheat composition of it controls the ammonia odor very well, and it is much cheaper.
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from Manteca, CA on 9/10/2007
All four of my cats adjusted to this cat litter immediately so that was an added bonus. The odor control is good, you get none of the dust you get from clay litter, it absorbs better than clay litter,it's flushable and lasts so much longer than any other litter.
from Celina, Ohio on 9/9/2007
I have a friend who says he is deathly allergic to cats. I was with him at a friend's house in San Diego. This friend did not disclose he had a cat. The cat was at the neighbors for safe keeping. We at the time knew nothing about the cat, but my friend swelled up like a ballon and got red. He knew is was a cat dander reation. Well, I forgot about the incicent that accurred sum 20yrs ago. I have a rescue cat and I use this brand cat litter. When somebody strange comes to my place he hides under the bed. My friend came to visit and never had a reaction. As he left, some three hours later, I showed him the cat. Again, no negative reaction. I am absolutely sure the non-chemical cat litter along with the 90% organic meat cat food was the reason. He was amazed. He went to another friends home shortly after and had a horrid reaction. Came to find out this friend was using the cheap litter from [...]and Frisky's cat food. This confirmed what most people construe as pet allergies. Its really the litter and the food. When cats eat the cheap (made from rendering processing plant meat with cover-up chemicals) cat food, the cats skin cells give off these chemicals with a stinky smell which also compromises the health of the cat and those in the surrounding environment. It also makes the house stink ! People never know or knew I had a cat after visiting my home. They are all converts now!
from Houston, Texas on 8/4/2007
We were so excited to find an organic cat litter and the product worked great. The downfall is, if you have a home with both dogs and cats, your dog may be secretly eating it. We noticed that our small beagle, put on about 3 lbs. mysteriously over about 4 weeks. We always knew that she was interested in the "cat cookies", but never thought she would also eat just the cat litter by itself! We discovered that she was attracted to this corn based product and she was eating the cat litter alone. So beware if you have a scent hound or a food motivated dog, they may be putting on some extra calories with this unlikely snack. We were disappointed to discover this, because we want to be able to use an organic litter, but for now we will have to "weight" because of the BEAGLE!
from North Carolina on 7/12/2007
I use w/ the Omega Paw Litter box. (you roll it to clean it.) This is so easy. I have 2 cats so just roll the box each time I go into the bathroom, and nothing sticks.
from N. Myrtle Beach, SC on 7/7/2007
One does have to clean it out daily or at least every other day. One of my cats is no longer having sneezing fits.
from California on 5/18/2007
Okay... I REALLY REALLY wanted to love this product, and at first, I did! It was nice and lightweight, there was no dust on the walls of the litter box or wafting up into my cats' faces while they dug into it. It even had a nice grainy smell that it left around them... HOWEVER, I noticed a poo smell that lingered days later. I am religious about keeping their box clean; it is cleaned every single morning and evening. Sometimes even in the afternoon if I happen to be around when they use it. After about 5 days - the litter needs to be dumped and the box cleaned, unless you don't mind the lingering smell of poo. In other words, this is not a litter you can just add to, it needs to be turned over frequently, and at the price, that is simply not happening. Also, the litter dust gets on the CAT instead of on the walls of their box. I have a black cat and he would come out of the box with a fine dusting on all paws and tail... if I picked him up, the dust was all over me.
I wish they would fix these problems so I can use this litter! Can't live with poo smell when I know it is CLEAN, nor litter dust visibly all over everything the cats touch after using the box.
from Irving, TX on 4/28/2007
It's the perfect litter! Easy clean-up, almost zero odors, and very low tracking. There does tend to be a little dust tracked around immediately after the cat has been on it but it's a very small inconvenience.
from Cuttingsville, VT on 4/24/2007
I have 4 cats and you can NOT smell the litter box at all. Clups hard and flushes easily--I have a septic tank and have had no problems. The litter lasts longer, too. I have 2 cat boxes and usually buy the 17 lb bag. It will last me a month, cleaning the litter box twice a day. You will use a whole bag to get set up using this litter, but then it lasts well. If you have fewer cats, then it would last even longer. This is great stuff.
from Charlottesville, VA on 4/10/2007
Have used this litter with my two adult cats for over 3 years. It eliminates any trace of "cat house" odors when cleaned regularly. I've had no problems using it in a healthy septic system or in the sewer system we now have. It also tracks less. It is better than any other litter available - wood (chips/shavings/pellets), clay, perlite, sand, whatever. My cats actually return inside the house to use the box rather than use the available material outside!
from Denver, CO on 4/10/2007
Awesome! Worth the money, what I like best is that it really absorbs odors. Try it.
from Oakland, CA on 4/10/2007
This stuff is amazing. One of my cats had constant eye infections, even with the synthetic crystals. Not one in the 8 or so months I've used TWBCL. The ability to control odor is amazing. No more kitty litter house smell to greet guests. One of only a few products ever used that genuinely did what it claimed AND actually made life better.
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from L' Dearheart Cattery on 1/2/2007
You should try this litter. It is very inexpensive as you use so very little, almost fun now to clean the litter boxes AND a very minimal amount of waste to dispose of. I do not recommend flushing as this is bad for the environmental impact to other species. To introduce it to your cats, you should srinkle a light layer of your regular litter on top until they are used to it. Much safer for cats than clay clumping products.
from Westchester County, NY on 11/7/2006
I've been trying this for a week so far. The cats use it, which is job one. It does control odors, it does clump really well. No complaints. Will buy it again for sure.