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- Kim says... The cats love using this litter! It has just the right level of clumping and it has no odour whatsoever which is very handy in an apartment.
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- Anna says... I only recently joined the family of cat owns. I have tried about 4 different brands of litter. I have made the mistake of overfilling the tray, and I have a kitten that loves to dig his litter and then bury his waste. The first bag of this I bought from Big W, but when I did the price comparison buying two bag for $52 works out 5 cents per litre cheaper. Not a big saving until you think about how much you use in a year. The second bag I bought was from Pet Barn. I find if I don't scope my litter as soon as it happens it dose actually clump. Also my kitten loves it. I did try Max's all natural made from rice husk (or something like that), to me the smell was horrible. All I could smell was the litter. Not to mention I got hay fever from it. Its now nicely spread over our law as its biodegradable and with all the rain we had recently we needed something to help. I tried crystals as well. These don't clump at all. They are sharp. With the kitten scratching his litter they ended on the floor and they hurt. Not to mention they have additives to stop odour. We will be staying with this product for now as its the best I have come across in the short time I have had a cat. It doesn't smell. My kitten likes it. All positives from me.
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- Simon says... Awesome product, scoop the poop directly into the toilet. Litter box is in the bathroom. Mat helps with tracking. Rest into the bin each week. Have used many others and this is the best!
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- KElly says... Absolute waste of money! The litter is too light, doesn't clump, goes into a gross soggy mess. Do not buy it.
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- Teena says... I am very happy with this litter. I find the only downfalls are the not clumping as well as clay and it is light so it tracks around the house a fair bit. It is good value but I do tend to go through it fairly quickly. Great odour control and I am content with the natural aspect. I am always trying to give my kitties the most natural non toxic life they could have.
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- Kayla says... Love this litter. Was recommended to me by a friend. Yes it can be messy but i just stick a litter trap mat and works great. The price range is great when i can get two bags for about $50 and they last me ages since all i do is scoop and pee or poo out and chuck another cup full of new litter in and away we go. The smell is great aswell considering i have a male cat and his pee can be very stinky i hardly smell it all since i have been using it
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- Isara says... excellent! I already used this at the 6liter size from supermarket. I would buy two amonth. I haveonecat.she is 10years. this size lasted 3months! fantastic. andno it doesntclump. i don't care. she is senior and doesn't flick the litter about.only a littlen ear her tray. the new10month old cat i adopted flicksa ll the litter everywhere!! and dug it in to mountains! i put her on pellet litter now.. i think it depends on your cat and how it behaves with its litter. this is good. great odour control. nice woody smell and flushable,( not he wholestuff) jsut when i put the poop in the toilet.. great price and lasts long time. very happy
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- karina says... The only litter my cat will use. Keeps her happy and not going everywhere else so i too love it.
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- Manuela says... Can highly recommend this litter. We've used it for years now and it works well with amazing odour control, doesn't smell at all. It does track but falls off their feet very quickly so it doesn't get further than the room next to the litter tray, where we just grab a broom and sweep daily. It doesn't clump as other reviewers have said, but I find it super easy to scoop using a small child's sand spade (no holes): just use the spade to push the clean litter out of the way and then scoop out only the wet litter.
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- Jennifer says... My cat is spoiled and refuses to use many litters but this is soft on puss's delicate paws and kind to his bottom as well. Odour control is superior and 30l bag is lighter for me to lift than other brands. But the biggest bonus is emptying his tray. Clumping clay litter is heavy and messy to get out of the tray. With a quick thud into the bag its emptied without scoopers ready for the fresh new fill. I find kitty is happiest with a thin layer covering the tray base and then emptying the whole thing. Lasts longer and there is no smell whatsoever. I personally wouldn't flush it down my toilet. I rent and it just isn't worth the risk. Especially in a house where tree roots constantly block the toilet at least once a year. Just wouldn't risk it. But even wet that thin layer is so easy to empty lift and dispose of. Great stuff Catlux!!
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