Boxiecat Premium Clumping Cat Litter - Scent Free - Clay Formula - Ultra Clean Litter Box, Longer Lasting Odor Control, Hard Clumping Litter, 99.9% Dust Free

I have tried many different litters and this one is the best. It is CLEAN. No dust, no scent, no toxic crap. It is "fine" so not hard on the cat's feet. It is great clumping. I haven't had any stink, but then I clean it every day. I don't have to change the litter as often.

My cat has been having litter tray issues with part anxiety & part balance with a bad back leg. This litter seems more comfortable for his paws than worlds best stuff I’ve always used. Low dust etc too for sure.Down side is, this is ridiculously expensive & the fact this small bag is the only one available on Amazon. So, Boxiecat, please provide the more economical bigger bags with sub&save option. Then provide the other varieties, without the absurd shipping cost you expect us to pay them wait for because it’s coming from the USA. We’re buying cat litter here not diamond chipping’s.

Doesn’t perform better than other brands

Look. I hate to say it. I hate knowing I have any opinion on cat litter at all.But this is fantastic stuff.You can live without it! Consider this tte luxury line of poop rocks. That's great because the price of this stuff is borderline eye-watering, and I don't know if I can commit to buying it regularly.But compare it to the Arm & Hammer stuff, or whatever other clumping litter you can get for the cheapest price. That other stuff works too. You'll occasionally get clumps that fall apart into grossly soggy messes, and then those kind of get to be too small to be able to scoop out with a sifting-scooper (which is meant to leave the 'unused' litter in the box). You grumble about it, but it's fine, it's just cat litter.Here, the scoops stay noticeably intact. I think it's because it's a lot finer than the cheap stuff, so when it clumps, it sticks together better and immediately sifts out of the unused litter. If it breaks, it doesn't crumble. It split cleanly and stays intact.Imagine the difference between scooping wet rice out of dry rice (the cheap stuff), versus wet flour out of dry flour (this stuff). This isn't flour, obviously - it's a fine sand, like what you'd use in a fishbowl, but picture flour anyway so you can understand how much easier this is to remove.If you've never had an opinion on cat litter either, I recommend giving this a shot just so you can consciously go back to using the cheap stuff knowing what else is out there. I might try layering this over the cheap stuff to see how that works, to stretch it out, but I'm not gonna lose so much perspective that I start becoming a cat litter mixologist: in the end, this is just for my cat to poop in.

Not sure what's the rave about this litter. Tracing all over, sticks to paws like glue, if the cat steps on the wet patch. Ok, it clumps well and is economical but NO. Not worth the money