Review on 🐱 Ultra-Lightweight Champ All Natural Clumping Cat Litter - Single Cat 17 lb Bag by Satsuki Silva

I don't necessarily have a preferred brand of sprinkles so I use different brands depending on availability, sales etc. My cat is not picky. He just likes a clean box. 🤷‍♂️So I wasn't worried that my kitty wouldn't like it, just about how it would work in general. I agree that a bat's right to have a smaller bag to carry around is a good start. The bag feels quite thick, but maybe not as comfortable as a plastic cat-proof container. It closes with a zipper so at least you don't have to worry about spills. The filler itself is very good; maybe not the best I've used, but probably pretty close. Sprinkled with those cute blue crystals we all know and love. We rely on them so much to keep our crates smelling fresh, much like Thanos relies on his Infinity Stones. Old habits never die, so I added a few sips of baking soda to further improve absorption and odor control. Some may see this as cheating, but there are no rules in the litter box grooming game. 🤨After a few days of use, my thoughts are as follows: The Lightweight Champion is pretty good, but I'm not sure if it's a real contender for the Litter World Heavyweight Championship. It tolerates odors, clumps well, the texture seems well tolerated by my cat, etc. But in the end it's just a better litter that costs a little more. 🤷‍♂️It's nice to have a smaller bag and I don't care what anyone says, but a cat in boxing gloves is an adorable talisman. Touted as a lighter alternative, it should mean it absorbs more, but it falls short in that regard. ) may simply prefer this thinner type of bedding.