WORLD'S BEST CAT LITTER Poop Fighter Maximum Odor Defense, 15-Pounds - Natural Ingredients, Quick Clumping, Flushable, 99% Dust Free & Made in USA - Long-Lasting Odor Control & Easy Scooping

I was skeptical; having bought so many "natural" cat litters. My experience has been they smell awful, they're prickly to kitty's paws, they clump poorly... or they simply don't take care of business. I'm not crazy about clay litters either [too much dust]. World's Best Poop Fighter Corn litter is about as good as it gets. Grade A on the scent-- it's a very faint corny smell. Grade A+ on dust. Grade A- on "clumping". It becomes a tight, drying clump quickly, and it stays together pretty well. Grade A for neutralizing kitty's pee and poo smells. It's not cheap; but it's not as expensive as similar litter products. Some of them should smell like Chanel #5 for the cost you lay out. This is not the cost of a design-house perfume and you do use less than most litters. My cats took to it right away-- and they're picky about their toilet. So we're all happy with World's Best corn litter.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Alright, pay attention! I have an extremely sensitive sense of smell. I’m blind as a bat (-5.75) and I’m losing my hearing in my left ear. But you better believe that while I may not see or hear you coming, I WILL smell you from 6.2 miles away. That’s just facts. Moving on.I’ve tried jillions of cat litters due to said strong smell. I can’t stand litter smell for even 2 seconds. I’ve used pretty litter and while it was okay I could still smell it. I happened upping this brand when I was shopping at a Kroger store and decided to try it. (It was the original red bag) and was immediately impressed! Fast forward and we didn’t have cats anymore for a few years and recently got two Sphynx kittens. After much research I decided against an automatic litter machine, which I was more than willing to drop any amount of money so long as I could smell anything, and decided to go with a stainless steel litter box with a stainless steel scooper AND took a chance on this “poop” litter since the red bag was a success back when I had tried it. This litter is the absolute best litter I’ve ever tried. Like I said I’ve tried many and all of the ones and none will compare to this one.I went from scooping the litter box 3-4x a day, bc I could t handle the smell and even then could still pick up whiffs, to once a day. I get no whiffs of anything. It clumps the urine and eliminates the poop smell. Only CON is my kittens still track a little out of the box. But it is minimal and is captured by the honey comb mats so not a big deal for me. If you’re sensitive to smells like me you have to have THIS. EXACT. COMBINATION to not smell anything. Stainless steel everything and this exact litter and no one will ever know you have cats just but the smell in your house. It’s also WAY cheaper than investing in an automatic litter box that have such mixed reviews of their effectiveness. I hope this helps my fellow humans with hound noses. For anyone interested in the litter box I used it’s this one. Affordable, huge and am super pleased with it.

This is the best smelling one out of this brand. I switched my cats to this when I noticed clay litter was making them sneeze and cough a lot and it completely resolved that problem. I personally notice no dust. It can smell more earthy or like a barn (like the wood shavings used in a barn, not in a bad way) but I prefer this to clay litter smells.I use it in my litter robot and have no problems whatsoever, it clumps well and works with the sifter. It tracks just as bad as normal litter, but I don't think it will ever be a non issue for my cats no matter what type of litter.

This is the best flushable litter I have found to date. It's not perfect, but it is the best flushable litter I have ever used and it's the only one we'll use for our large, multi-cat home.Pros: It flushes well and immediately breaks up in the bowl so there's been no concern of plumbing problems. It is relatively dust-free when adding to a litterbox. Solid waste is coated uniformly, helping to keep the "pooper scooper" and the litterbox surfaces free from buildup.Cons: Liquid waste clumps are not very solid, so "scooping" does result in clump breakdown, allowing small clumps to fall through the sifter. I find that when sifting clumps, it's best to scoop and gently turn over the litter to help lift the clump close to the surface so that I don't have to shake it too vigorously or the clump will disintegrate. I understand that flushable litter shouldn't form very tight clumps for plumbing reasons, but I do feel like the clumping action could be improved slightly so that more urine waste can be removed from the box. Because the clumps break apart and leave behind smaller clumps that cannot be sifted, I find that after about a week, I have to dump all of the litter and start fresh, or the box smell will be overwhelming. On that same line, the litter isn't scented, so it doesn't take long for the box to start developing an odor.All that said, this litter still clumps the best from what I've tried in the flushable category, so for that reason it remains my everyday litter for my wee beasties. If flushability is most important to you, then this is the litter you want to buy. Just be prepared to change the entire box more frequently than other scented versions and budget for the \king's ransom price tag this litter carries.