Comfort Care, Unscented, Odor Control, 15 lb Bag | Gentle odor control for sensitive cats and lasts 2x longer; natural corn litter, quick clumping, flushable, 99% dust free

I am a lazy man. I don't like cleaning the "Cat box." I don't like vacuuming the bathroom floor.. often the hallway, and even the dining room at times, because of tracked litter. As a result, I’ve tried over a dozen so-called “low tracking” litters—each one promising to keep my floors cleaner than a monk’s conscience. Some were good, some not. The World’s Best Cat Litter is by far the best we have tried. It still tracks a bit (because cats are chaos in fur coats), but it’s by far the best of the bunch. I have a large Tom (22 LBS) and a smaller female who share the box. It doesn’t make litter box cleaning a dream—let’s be honest, no product can turn that task into joy—but it absolutely makes it easier. It clumps solidly, scoops cleanly, and doesn’t crumble into a fine dust cloud of regret. The time to "clean up" the litter box area as significantly shorter. And the smell? Practically nonexistent. Even my cat looked suspicious, like, “Where did my crimes go?” No fake floral perfumes, no dusty paw prints leading to the couch, and no judgmental guests pretending they can’t smell “cat.” In short: it’s not perfect, but it’s the closest thing to a litter box miracle I’ve found—and that’s saying something after a dozen failures. My cat’s happy, I’m happy, and and a "crappy" job is much, MUCH easier. Plus.. it cost less than the other low track litters we have tried. Color me sold. It is now on my Subscribe and save list, so this Scotsman is saving a few dollars more- which is near and dear. You really should try it.. unless you enjoying vacuuming half of your house every day. Not that there is anything wrong with hat (there is).

I was so skeptical about this litter. I’ve tried them all. I first tried the low track version and was pleasantly surprised but my cats were not burying their poops - I suppose the granules were just too weird for them so they didn’t dig it up to cover up. Then I tried this version (regular unscented). It is so lightweight! And my cats are getting more comfortable with burying their poop! Also, it smells like grain. It covers up the poop and urine odors entirely. My cats do track it a little but not nearly as bad as regular sand litter. But it’s so lightweight!!!! I can’t stress that enough. It makes a big difference when cleaning it and refilling it. It seems to last a long time also. There’s a little bit of dust maybe, but it’s at the bottom of the litter box. Again, nothing at all like regular sand litter. No huge puffs of dust anymore. I can honestly say this is the world’s best cat litter. I won’t be going back to the regular stuff ever again.

I love this litter. I haven't found any of it in my bed or anywhere else in the house except for a tiny trace within 4' of his box! The dust is very minimal compared to the other "dust free" litters that I've tried in the last two years. My boy likes it too, so I'm very pleased. Yes, the price is high, but I'm so grateful not to find used cat litter in my bed, in the kitchen, the bathroom, or all over the living room furniture, that right now I'm willing to pay for the 32lb bag! Given my financial situation, I may have to look for something less expensive in the future. If you're tired of finding dirty litter all over your home, I highly recommend World's Best Comfort Care, unscented for you furry kid. I bought a 15lb bag to see if I liked it and then bought a 32lb bag.

World's Best lives up to the name!!!!! Soft on paws, great clumping & scoopability & doesn't stink!!! Yes please!! Will forever buy for the life of my kitten!!!! Best $ spent on a great product!!! Great quality!!!!! Thank you World's Best Cat Litter!! ~ Your new lifetime customer

This corn litter seems to work well for my cat. It does clump well and is fairly easy to clean. It’s not completely dust free but better than some other brands. My cat uses it so that’s a big plus. It’s not odor free so I would recommend cleaning at least once a day and twice would be better.

First time trying this cat literally and you definitely get what you pay for. Absolutely love it, leaves no odors behind, and it’s so clean the smell reminds me of wood shavings. And normally urine will stick to the sides but it literally clumps it up and absorbs everything into a ball leaving nothing behind when you scoop. It’s very light weighted. However, the only complaint I will have is the tracking, cause it goes everywhere when the cat gets out. But other than that I’d say it’s worth the value.

Favorite litter. Bag seems to last awhile, and keeps smells to minimum. Wish it was less expensive but being flushable, worth it.

I really like this litter for a couple of things: it's got that earthy smell to it which doesn't make me feel like I'm in a deep clay mine requiring a hazmat suit. It also leaves the bottom of the pan completely dry in the high corner mountains my cats like to make overnight with their ... liquids. I use steel trays for my boys as plastic harbors bacteria in tiny scratches no matter what you use to clean them. Also bad for kitty. What I don't like (thus the minus 1 star) is that if you take those nice clumpy mountains of pee in your scooper, because of the larger grain, the lightness of the litter and how much slower it filters through the slots of the scoop you have to shake a bit more than with the clay (which I got this to escape from) and it can then break apart the clumps and ho boy you do NOT want to be standing over that. Then the pieces that fall have a tendency to go right back into the litter collective. I've had this problem with clay litters as well but this one requires a lot more delicacy in the shaking, and for a longer time or else you're just tossing out scoops full of good litter with the bad. We have two large males so I am scooping at least once a day. It's not neglect or coming back three days later to mountains. I'm fussy about the boxes anyway as I'm very sensitive to ammonia. This litter will also not be ranking in the top 10 of odor control either, especially when you have cats that are apparently very comfortable with their owners to the point they don't even cover their duties. I will probably still keep using this because you have to weigh your options. These are the criteria we all look at for litter: • Odor control • No or less tracking • No or very low dust (and let's face it, ALL litter has dust. You just have to choose how much you can handle). • HEALTHY FOR OUR CATS [i.e., no bentonite or other naturally occurring chemicals in clay that are toxic to cats] Now if any of you know of a littler that does ALL of the above, I'm sure the makers will become rich and I'd certainly throw my money at them. In the meantime, you gotta choose your poison and I want my cats healthy.

I love this cat litter! So does my kitty. I stopped using the clay cat litter because I realized it can be poisonous to cats. I found this all natural litter and it seems to work very well. It obviously doesn’t smell as nice as scented litters but I care more about my kitty’s health than the scent. I find if you use a litter box with a lid it helps with the scent. I also add baking soda to help eliminate scent

Just simply the best cat litter. Yes it’s expensive but it works out economical as it clumps so well. Wouldn’t use anything else.

Best cat litter

Always good stuff, my cat likes it, it clumps up well making cleaning a breeze. Always use it.

I got the unscented litter and it clumps perfect, sometimes some very tiny particles are still on my kitten paws spreading some on the floor but no bad odours. The only thing is that the delivery burst the box and the bag torn from one side my kitten didn’t like it