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Seriously, This is The World’s Best Cat Litter

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This post is for all the families out there who have cats. The House of M (as we call ourselves) is a cat family, for sure. We will likely always have a cat as a standing member of our clan. At the moment, we have 2 cats. This makes for lots of love, lots of hair around the house, and LOTS of smelly cat litter to frequently clean/change out.

Tim and I have had a cat since 2005. We’ve been through so much litter during these past 5 years, and we have tried several different brands. First we tried Feline Pine. It was the cat litter of choice at the shelter where we got Hattie. It is also very environmentally friendly. Some people love it, but in our experience, it didn’t flush down the toilet as promised (we ended up having to get a plumber out to clear out our litter mess, setting us back $100). And most importantly, IT SMELLED. There was just no denying that there was a litter box in the room, folks.

Then we went the completely opposite route. We bought Tidy Cat. We threw our environmental concerns out the window and just hoped for the best with the cheapest litter we could find. It worked ok. The smell was better than Feline Pine. But then our conscious started to get to us. This stuff was bad for the earth and also bad for our kitties (definitely not something that should ingest).

We then went with Fresh Step. Now I have to say, Fresh Step totally worked in terms of containing the smell. I think that is what it is known for. But it is another brand that is bad for the environment, and there are all kinds of reports online of cats who have Fresh Step (and other similar products) stuck in their stomachs. Ugh……

What to do? If we control odor, it comes at the cost of our cat’s health and the environment. If we do the right thing for our cats and the earth, our house reeks of cat poop and pee.

World’s Best Cat Litter

My friends….there’s another option!!! There is a product called World’s Best Cat Litter. The name is a bit presumptuous, don’t you think? But I now realize that when you really are the best in the world, you might as well just go ahead and put it out there.

Here are some key things to know about World’s Best Cat Litter:
1. It is the only litter made from whole-kernel corn. It naturally has a micro-porous structure that traps nasty ammonia odor in every clump, without using artificial perfumes or scents!
2. This litter clumps moisture on contact, and each clump locks in odors. This quick clumping also keeps the rest of the litter dry, which means that you won’t have to change it as often. Hooray!
3. You can flush the clumps you scoop out of the litter box in the toilet! They disperse in water. Very cool!
4. When you are scooping the litter, it doesn’t smell. This is revolutionary, people!
5. Because of the quick-clumping nature of World’s Best Cat Litter, one bag will last up to 2 or 3 times longer than other clumping litters. That keeps more of your money in your bank account and out of the litter box. A small bag can last 1 cat over 4 weeks!
6. Because this litter is all-natural, there is nothing harmful for your cats to ingest, and no harmful dust for your family to inhale.

If you aren’t sold yet, just take a look at this video and see how World’s Best Cat Litter works!


The World’s Best Cat litter site has a list of retailers. Check it out! I just found out that the Kroger that I shop at weekly carries it. I have already added this litter to my shopping list for this week! You can also find it at Amazon.

Win it!: World’s Best Cat litter is going to send one lucky kitty (and one very lucky kitty owner) a bag of litter to try out, and to fall in love with (and yes, you will fall in love!). The contest will run until July 23rd at 7:59pm CST when a winner will be selected using Random.org. The winner will have 48 hours to respond to the winning notification email before the prize is forfeited and a new winner is selected. Limit one entrant per household, please. Open to residents of the United States.

Mandatory Entry: Tell me what cat litter you use now, and your biggest beef with it (if you have one).

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Be sure to check out my other current giveaways (listed on the sidebar of my main page).

Disclosure: I was sent a complimentary product to facilitate my review. The opinions expressed here are strictly my own. This post may contain affiliate links. 

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  8. I use whatever I have a coupon for or is the cheapest. I can not see spending what the Tidy Cat Crystals sells for….I like them. However, it is flushing money down the toilet….literally!

    Thank you for the entry,

    Nikki

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  31. I use Scoop Away and love it, it's just that it is kind of expensive.

    chrystaljns (at) gmail (dot) com

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  34. Fresh Step, I can't stand the dust and I would like something that is safer for pets and humans

    alterna7 at hotmail dot com

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  36. following world's best cat litter on twitter – pandahugger76

    I'm a poet and I didn't even know it.

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  42. right now with 5 rescued kitties living with us I buy what ever is on sale, I just got a 21 lb jug of Ralphs store brand, I just wish I could be green and watch my money at the same time
    singermagic1(at)yahoo(dot)com

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  44. I currently use Fresh Step. I have tried other litters, but none of them compare to Fresh Step when it comes to odor control. By biggest problem with it is that when I pour the litter in the box, it chokes me from all of the chemicals. I am sure it bothers my cats as well since their sense of smell is heightened more than mine. I would love to try this World's Best Litter! Sounds great! Thanks!

    lrlucky7@hotmail.com

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  48. I use Cat's Pride Complete. It's great but seems to get tracked everywhere.
    fatmeatloaf1@gmail dot com

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  49. We currently use FreshStep. I think the biggest problem with (any) litter is the odor. No matter what I do or how often it is scooped or changed, I just don't know if the smell completely goes away.

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  59. We use Arm & Hammer Multi-Cat and it's "okay", but I love the idea of flushable litter and no odor! I'd really like to try the World's Best Cat Litter since a couple of the World's Best Cats live in our house.

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  75. We use Tidy Cat for multiple cats and i HATE that it doesn't contain the odors very well.
    dani rudolph at gmail dot com

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  86. I am using BJ's store brand, but I was seriously thinking about switching to World's Best. I'm convinced it would be better for the cats and the environment.

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  87. I use the arm & hammer litter now, which works really well… while it works. It seems like I have to change it much more often than I should.

    greenyak [at] yahoo [dot] com

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  88. I use whatever is on sale or store brand. Maybe that's why my cats keep missing the box.
    dolniaks[at]consolidated[dot]net

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  89. I use the cheapest I can buy (sorry kitty). I would love to try this as I'm working on greening all areas of my life (including my cat's!)

    sksweeps (at) earthlink (dot) net

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  90. We usually get the cheapest clumping kind that we can find. So not very good stuff. It usually still falls apart some and smells after a few days, we have to empty it out regularly. I'm really curious about this litter.

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  92. I use Cat's Pride and I actually do like it, but I have had problems with other liters.

    trippyjanet at hotmail dot com

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  105. I use whatever name brand is on sale that week because it is so expensive and with 9 cats I go through a lot of litter. Besides being expensive, it is messy and heavy to get rid of when used.

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  128. I usually just buy what's on sale, usually that is store brand. My biggest beef is I know there may be some harmful chemicals in it

    hippopurplemonkey at yahoo dot com

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  133. multi cat/fresh step and very messy. For some reason, one particular cat has a stronger pooh oder and I haven't found a cat litter that will absorb the smell.

    clc_little_britches@yahoo dot com

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  139. Tidy Cats, it is messy and expensive I also hate how it doesn't always stay clumped, my cat pees a lot and always in the exact same spot!

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  140. We use the multi-cat Tidy Cat crystals, and it works, but it gets everywhere, and I'd rather use something more natural.

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  145. I'm following World's Best Cat Litter on Twitter. @lindseygalvez
    lindseygalvez at gmail dot com

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  146. I used to use Tidy Cats crystals, but it's just so darn expensive, so we switched to a generic version, which is so messy and I know it can't be good with all the chemicals in it!
    lindseygalvez at gmail dot com

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