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WOW! I started trying this litter last week and I have to say, The name of the litter truly fits.

Rowan and Solaris made the switch no problem.

It is the first clumping litter I have ever tried that has absolutely no waste smell when you clean it. It completely locks in the odor and only smells like chicken feed.
I usually clean my cats litter boxes daily. but I got very busy and didn't get a chance to clean it for a touch over two days (I know, I'm horrible, I felt awful about it)
So I went to clean the boxes this morning, fully prepared to need a gas mask, and what do you know? It still only smelled like chicken feed. Simply amazing!

It's corn based and seems to be dust free. I was using Swheat before, but I didn't like the starchy goo at the bottom of the box, and it seemed to make Rowan sneeze a lot. So far I haven't had any of these problems with THe worlds best litter. The only issue I have with it is it's expensive $18 for a 25 lb bag at petsmart...ouch.


Has anyone else tried this and had any negative issues? I can't seem to find anything bad so far in my research, so it seems safe enough, but I don't think you can be too cautious when companies come out with new types of litter. So far though, it seems a godsend...

I am also currently using this for my new kitten. Yes, It is pricey, but I spare no expense for my baby.

I have been experimenting with a few different litters because they make her sneeze too much. I know you're not supposed to change the litter suddenly, but she takes to any litter without any transition time. She is great, and adapts to anything quickly.

I also find that it clumps well, and is non-toxic to the cat. It is made of natural ingredients and is totally flushable. I was tired of using tons of plastic bags to throw away her clumps. I also tried Nature's Miracle. It was also great, and smells very piny. I can't decide which one I like better. The kitty loves both equally.

I try to use evrything as natural as possible.

Let me know how it all goes for you

I saw it demonstrated at a cat show was was totally impressed - with everything but the price. I guess I'll just keep the girls on what they are using - it's what their breeder used.

I used it for a long time also and liked it though stopped for a cheaper brand unfortunately...

I too loved the litter...unfortunately my persian did not . lol I think my favorite was the feline pine tho even more then the worlds best because there was no tracking at all. Never ever smelled. Never...was amazing. Again , my persian did not like that one either. George (my ragdoll) didnt seem to care tho he did have an allergy issue to some litters around the same time. I have found by using one particular litter he dosent have any problems, so I have to stick with that. Otherwise the feline pine was fantastik!

I want to use it but its too expensive lol

I love WBCL. It works well with all of our cats, however, the biggest reason we use it, is because of it being good for kittens, (if they were to ingest it), and it is less dusty, which is better for my asthma. I have used it so long now, I can't imagine using any other kind.

Purrs,
Stormi

I use feline pine. I like that it does not smell, but it does turn into "saw dust" once the pee gets on it. I find that I am sweeping up this pine dust a lot. It does last a long time though

i tried worlds best as you can see in my other thread on litter problems

i thought it was fantastic (so did enzo he tried to eat it all!!) so i switched back to wood pellets!!
i now have an almost full large bag stuck in the cats food cupboard gathering dust!! (note to self...by the trial sized bags first!!)

This is the litter that we have used for some time now. I suffer from migraines and we tried all sorts of litters becuase the ingredients in most would trigger a migraine. World's Best is the only one that did not cause my syptoms. It really is a great product!

Tammy