Review on 🐈 Nature's Miracle Odor Control Corn Cob Clumping Cat Litter - Naturally Eliminate Odors, 10 lbs (5310) by Adam Wiedemann ᠌

The lump holds up perfectly if your goal is to shake the excess in the scoop and throw it into the toilet. Those who write that the lump is falling apart are probably cleaning the tray immediately after the "cases" of the cats or trying to play with it instead of the ball. If you do not squeeze and maintain the filler level recommended by the manufacturer, it does not stick to the tray, does not spread, perfectly locks the smell, does not require frequent complete replacement. As a result - in the pouring mode, it lasts for a long time. The granules are small, so they are carried a few steps away from the tray by their paws; in especially zealous Cheops cats, they spill out of the tray. But not fatal. Even if you step on it, the flooring does not suffer, not clay / concrete, etc., after all. I associate the smell of the filler with cedar cones. The only thing is that it does not suit long-haired breeds: it sticks to wet wool. With three cats, I tried all possible types of fillers, but there is no worthy alternative. After the next return to him, one of the cats blissfully touched the filler with his paw while sitting next to the tray and not allowing it to be pushed back into place. Since then, I haven't changed anything.