Review on Cat's Pride Fresh and Light 100% Recycled Paper Clumping Litter - 10-Pound Resealable Pouch, Scented by Travis Bozman

. I found it at the grocery store for $8.99, which is a lot cheaper than the $19 it's sold for here. I wouldn't pay $19 for a fountain pen if it didn't shovel itself. However, I really like this pen. I've tried Feline Pine - both clumping and acidifying, as well as clumping wheat material. Never tried crystals. I kept going back to clay clump fillers. Wheat and pine are so light and fluffy they have no weight and they end up all over the place and my cat will use them but he kicks a lot and suddenly there are sawdust/chunks of wheat everywhere. Recycled paper is lighter than lumpy clay, but still has enough weight that you won't find it everywhere. There can still be a mess around the litter, but it's a normal litter mess and you're less likely to find it in your bed or kitchen etc. I spilled it over an old litter box and my cat had no problem with it. It smelled a little different than other things, but basically looked the same. Same grey, just smaller and more uniform pieces. I like that there is no clay dust when I pour more into the can. This should be better for my cat's lungs and mine too. Another thing is this bag, even though it has a zip, the zip doesn't work that hard - it won't slam shut and stay closed. It is better to fold it and fix it with a clothespin or something similar. I think I'll try to stick with this filler if I can find it at the grocery store or here for a reasonable price (from my understanding). world, which means about $8 or less for £10-14). If not, I go back to my usual clumping throws (Fresh Step, Tidy Cats, Arm and Hammer, etc.).