just_the_scraps_m'am

Thought i'd try a different kitty litter since the stuff i was using wasn't that great -- found a remarkable difference! It's extremely light, & best of all it is awesome at masking odors --better than what I was using before!!! so what is it? All natural corn cob litter -- skeptical at first, but WOW, so glad i switched!!!

materialgrl

Where is it available, grocery store or pet store?

Geri B

My two aren't fussy....I like the clumping liter a lot and the lite weight is a blessing.......interesting corn cob grindings are what is used at the boarding barn for the stalls where my daughters horse lives.....

Tartan

That would be a great natural, recycled use for litter! It would biodegrade well after use in the landfill also.

lynnie

I use recycled paper litter boxes, no smell with them either.

tessagin

Glad you found it. Showed a property the other day and clearly they hadn't changed the box for sometime. Let their agent know. Will have to tell their agent about it. Obviously my clients moved on quickly.

ManiacQuilter2

That my main concern about adopting a cat. Where I live, there is NO good air circulation in the apt.

Chasing Hawk

Kola isn't that picky about her "potty" box. As long as it's clean she's happy. We use Tidy Kat tough odor solutions for multiple cats. Even though we have just one cat, it does help with the smell. And the clumping action is great for quick cleaning.

just_the_scraps_m'am

I found it at Wally World -- haven't seen it yet in the grocery store yet -- but wasn't really looking for it and don't go to grocery stores much anymore as the big W store is soooo much cheaper with most groceries...

mike'sgirl

If you don't break up the clumps and clean every day, the box should not smell. This is my experience and I have 9 cats. Only 3 inside. I'm curious how the corn litter works...does it absorb the liquid?