Review on 🐱 LitterMaid Premium Clumping Corn Cob Litter - 9 lb Bag by Brandi Stone

Could this finally be the perfect litter box we've all been dreaming and hoping for? No more dust, smell, clumps of clay scattered around the house, dirty cleaning? And only with corn on the cob? I was so excited to find this product that I couldn't wait to use it. Working with kitty litter is one of the most daunting chores around the house, and I don't think cats enjoy it very much. Oh I've tried many of the so called best ideas like shredded paper, wheat and even hinoki wood. . And I wasn't impressed. Just like cats. Getting them to "walk" on used corn cobs was quite a challenge, but we prepared carefully. For my part, I thoroughly washed and dusted the litter box, taking the opportunity to remove all traces of old dirt. As for the cats, they prepared as best they could...they ate a lot. But this is nothing new for her. They sat and waited for the inevitable. Of course, the first came up and sniffed at her once-familiar tray. Hm. Would she turn her nose up at that, even if there was no turning back at that moment? Firstly, the company that makes this is one of the most well known self cleaning tray companies and I have a friend who thinks this is the best solution. they ever bought. So you have some experience with cat litter, that's for sure. The litter pours cleaner than most clay-based products and has an odor that unfortunately isn't as strong once it's in the litter box and you're a few feet away. My experience is that cats love anything that smells outside (they sniff my shoes all the time) and of course corn is vegetable. It feels more natural to me than using clay. I think the cats agree. TIP: If your cat is resistant to something new, one trick that has always worked for me is to take a few scoops of litter from a previously used batch, even adding a tiny wad of litter so the cat can feel something. they are familiar. You will refine this area and be in familiar territory from now on. I love this product. Is this the best thing ever done? I don't know, but it does what it's supposed to and while the nuggets aren't as hard as clay-filled ones, they can still be picked up.