Review on 🐈 World's Best Cat Litter: Original Unscented - lb 'kg Size by Victoria Gomez

My cat had diarrhea and was urinating everywhere, constant conjunctivitis, licking his head bald, itchy and scratching his eye, crying and crying because he goes to the bathroom, but he had trouble not using the box and making a mess, but he did NOT want to use the tray. I have never seen a pet stand and yell at me in such distress that he had to leave, but he was afraid to climb into the box because of the distress. Multiple visits to the vet, a special diet, a daily struggle to get medication into his sore eyes, and a sneezing runny nose add up to hundreds of dollars for the cutest, most loving kitty I've ever seen, a poor rescue kitty. He had eye infections when I got him and they've been sporadic for years, but it's only recently become permanent and horrible. The vets told us herpes, conjunctivitis, infection but they couldn't tell us the real reason. They've told us about everything that's expensive, but never thought about the cheapest and most obvious substitute. Finally, after two vets were useless to find out what was wrong with him, told me it was kidney disease and kept bringing him back, I did the research. on the Internet, and ALL SYMPTOMS APPEARED AT THE TIME OF ALLERGY. I bought different types of litter to try and several disposable boxes. He liked the pair, and even preferred this one. A week later another litter came in that said it was dust free and hypoallergenic so I gave it a try. The eyes immediately become encrusted again, it turns out it was made out of clay that ended up in the trash. It turned out to be clay based but fragrance free. It broke right away. I bought this pen in February and by mid March he is enjoying his box, his hair is growing back, his sneezing and runny nose are much better, he can see well enough again to play with toys. This is an intelligent kitty that will play basketball, open doors and drawers, and try its best to talk to you. We have Robolitter boxes, so there's always a clean box if he wants it. The result of using this product is that my cat no longer suffers or suffers in her bath. I berated the vets for not being able to figure out what was wrong with him. It was the itching from scratching and sneezing that made me look for allergies. I once had a dog who was allergic to foam bedding, but that was 20 years ago and I've forgotten. He has so many eye problems for no good reason. This allergy was so insidious that you'd think it should have been so obvious, but he used the litter box every day so it was hard to tell the difference. Luckily, this company was smart enough to develop clay-free clumping litter. Thanks!