Last week, I mentioned that we were testing a new kitty litter called “World’s Best Kitty Litter.” I wanted to find something that the cats would not scatter all over the house. I also wanted a natural product. Some brands contain silica dust and other chemicals.
WBKL is made from corn so the litter was very light in weight. I thought this might lead to tracking, but it did not. I found a small amount of litter near the pan. It looked as if someone had kicked it out rather than tracked it, though.
After the initial “lavender” scent faded, odors were minimal. When someone had a “number two,” you could smell it until the litter box was scooped. Afterwards, there were no lingering odors. This applies to most litters, though.
Unfortunately, the cats did not like the litter. They seldom used the pan that contained this brand. Instead, they piled up the pan that contained their old brand.
After almost three weeks, I decided to abandon the test and fill both pans with the old brand. It is shame. I really liked that World’s Best Kitty Litter is a natural brand. It seemed to live up to the claim that it would last a long time. When I changed the box, the litter was still in good shape. Of course, since the pan was rarely being used, that might have helped.
We will continue looking at other brands and let you know how it works. If your cat is not too finicky, we think “World’s Best Kitty Litter” is definitely worth a try.
Rescue Mommy
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