World's Best Cat Litter - anyone tried it?

[ChrisH]

http://www.worldsbestcatlitter.co.uk/index.html

I got some a couple of days ago and so far I, and Ebby, like it fine. The best thing I like about it is that it's flushable.
I can't evaluate the clumping abilites because the only litter I used before is the wood pellet.
Odour control? Not sure. No smell with the urine but as Ebby has been having a meal of wet food for the last couple of days, well, I think you know what that means! Even so the smell has been a lot less, and she is beginning to realise she can bury it very deep so that should make a difference.

Anyway, just wondering if anyone has tried it and has an opinion.

Chris

P.s. It is imported here from the USA and more expensive than the usual litter I buy, but could turn out to be good value if it lasts as long as they say, we'll see.

[NoahsMommy]

We used it once and its NOT the Worlds Best at controlling odor. It really, really made our den reek!

[PayItForward]

We agree with Kelly. We found it was very stinky but it clumps very well. But we went back to Catsan and Thompson (cheap stuff from supermarket)

Because of the smell it didn't last as long as it should, hence we felt it was far too expensive.

[Freckles]

Works well for us.
Here is a previous thread about kitty litter in general with specific posts about World's Best.

[catmandu]

Generally I use The Pet Valu Clumping, or The Pestell, if it is on sale! I have never seen this litter,anywhere!

[ChrisH]

Thanks all for the input, and thanks, Freckles, for the link.

No smell today, maybe because she only had her dry RC, or maybe because of this ....

... my girl does like to dig and bury!

Chris

[BitsyNaceyDog]

It's actually called the "World's Best Cat Litter"?
That's a rather bold thing to call a product... world's best.