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    World's Best Cat Litter....yuck...

    We just bought a large bag of this litter to try because the dust from the "Fresh Step" we normally use is terrible.

    The World's Best works really well, except for the smell....yuck...it doesn't help the odor at all, in face it makes it worse.

    Has anyone else tried this litter?
    ...RIP, our sweet Gini...

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    We use scoop away multi cat formula. It worked pretty good until some idiot decided to change the formula and now the dust is horrible! It also has a perfume smell which I know cats hate..I'm just glad they are still going in the box! When I just had Neko, we tried changing his brand of litter and he retaliated by pissing on my carpet and as soon as we changed it back, he started using the box again. That's why I hate when litter box companies try to change their formulas! I don't want my cat peeing on the floor just because they want to make a new fresh scent!
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    This one doesn't have any smell...I miss at least a tiny amount of fresh smell.

    Our den, where the litter boxes are, smells terrible....
    Last edited by NoahsMommy; 11-19-2002 at 08:35 PM.
    ...RIP, our sweet Gini...

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    We are using Tidy Cats Scooping litter. We haven't tried "Fresh Step"or "World's Best Cat Litter". The cats have their own room with food, water, and litter boxes, so we don't notice any dust.

    I am responsible for cleaning the boxes, and I don't notice any dust even though I wear contacts. We are happy with Tidy Cats, and our cats seem to like it.
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    My mom used Tidy Cat too, and it's pretty good. It clumps really hard which is nice. I use Purina Maxx Scoop (which I have never seen in the states, but I can't get Tidy cat either ) which also works very well.

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    World's Best?

    I use all different types, but in different boxes. I like it because it is light, light, light and easy to scoop. It is all natural. I will have to admit it takes some getting used to the smell. Its not awful, its just icky, not pleasant. My cats prefer the standard food store brand, but I make them use whatever kind I have at the time. They prefer the cheap stuff, dusty stuff. Oh well.

    I also have lids on most of the cat boxes which keeps the odor confined a bit. I do the "kitty litter patrol" thing once a day. I have a couple of boxes on the outside porch, so that eases the nasty odors somewhat in the winter.

    On a scale of 1 to 10, I would give the World's Best about a 7.

    I don't use the litter - so maybe you should be asking my cats!

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    Only bad experience I had was with Feline Pine.
    It's a tubular kernel thing instead of grains of litter. Well, Snowy used it for a while, when he was tiny, and he being the very first cat I ever had to buy litter for, I thought we were fine. Then, he thought the futon was a better place to do his pee pee. So I changed off the feline Pine and virually had to re-train Snowy. He's still SO worth it.

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    I used it but it is so expensive.
    I was in need of litter and had to run to the local store and bought Cat's pride and it concealed the odor better than the expensive stuff so I have been using various formulas of TIDY CAT ever since. I won't buy the 40# bags again tho!
    That is what I have now, and I can't pick the darn thing up when I first open it to put it in the box without it ending up all over the floor!!
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    Originally posted by shais_mom
    ... and I can't pick the darn thing up when I first open it to put it in the box without it ending up all over the floor!!
    Hee, hee, hee. I can soooo agree with your statement here.

    "We" use Premium Choice mainly because the cats love it, and it's much cheaper in the 50# sacks ... but I can't manage them. So I lug one in willy-nilly and transfer it to the smaller 12# and 16# plastic jugs that I bought before I did price checking comparisons. I do get a lot of attention from the cats when I'm emptying the big bag into the jugs but as long as I keep an eye on them it doesn't get too messy and I have a goodly supply for not much cost. Eventually I empty all my small jugs and lug in another big bag and start the whole thing over again.
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    We use COMPACT from VITACRAFT . I do not know if this exists in the USA ? It is like sand , and it clumbs . Very easy to scoop out all the stinky "business" . Because of this it also lasts longer ; so the fact that it's rather expensive is okay to me !!

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    kitty litter....

    When we were at our max (5 cats) we had been using Tidy Cat multi cat...when we dropped down to 3 we figured we would just stay with that but it seemed like they changed it. "cause all of a sudden it was more dusty and didn't do as good a job or last as long. We've been using Johnny Cat and it works wonderfully. The only time there is any smell is right after someone is in there but it goes away real fast...which is a good thing considering there are 4 litter boxes in the house

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    I use Petsmart's store brand clumping litter or the BJ's store brand. Both are very good, hard clumps, and the cats tolerate it ok. And for clumping litter they are relatively cheap.

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    I use 3/4 of the Worlds Best and 1/4 Feline Pine. I love them because they are flushable, and I just scoop and flush in our basement bathroom. It's all natural and it's better for the environment. I have not noticed any pee smell whatsoever, not even when I have my head right up to the enterance of the hooded kitty box (even when there is a fresh pee pee in it, before I scoop). I can smell Min's poo's, but he simply does not cover them, regardless of the type of litter I use. He digs a hole and then drops the turds, and then walks out . So I do smell his ripe stinkies, but I think that I'll smell them regardless of the litter, since he rarely coveres them up. Silly boy

    I do really like the litters, though, and I like that it's so easy to scoop, flushable, environmentally friendly, safe, and dust free.

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    I'm enjoying this thread. At the moment I'm just using an off brand because I needed something fast and inexpensive when I caught Eli.

    It's terribly dusty, which I can tell because Zam likes to jump in the tub and I'll find footprints in the tub, along the edge of the tub and all over the tile floor.

    Once I'm done with this bag, I'd like to try something new. My parents use offbrands but don't have problems with dust. Go figure.

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    I use the multi cat clumping formula by Tidy Cats. We have good luck with it. Basically, I like anythign that clumps because the urine will smell so bad if left at the bottom of the box.

    The best thing we ever did, though, was install a pet door. We put the litter boxes in a closet in the basement, then installed a pet door. The cats love it- they play with the pet door for hours. They figured it out immediately and have no problems with it. Now, there is no smell in the house or the basement, and the mess is kept hidden. Plus, I think the boys like their privacy.

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