Review on 🐱 Multi-Cat Clumping Litter by Cat's Pride by Satsuki Silva

Does a decent job. I have used the Courser hypoallergenic clumping litter (my cats prefer the Courser) but it was too hard to find at a reasonable price so I gave it a try. It clumps well, seems to control odor well (I wash boxes twice a day). So, on the plus side, it's odorless, hypoallergenic, clumps well, and controls odor pretty well. It's lighter than other clay fillers I've used. So I think it does what it is advertised for. What I don't like about it is that it tends to stick to my cat's paws, so dirt often gets stuck on the underside of his paws. So he's lying on the bed, on the couch, on my lap, walking on the carpet, etc. with garbage on his feet. I have had cats for a long time and have never experienced this before. Not much, but enough to notice (and of course I find less on my bed, couch, etc.). It also discolors his legs a bit. This litter is a very dark gray color and the undersides of my cat's paws are now tinted grey. So for now I'm using it, but I'm looking for something else. If the mentioned problem does not bother you, then most likely you will like this throw.