🐾 LitterMaid Premium Clumping Walnut Litter Review

I've tried all kinds of clumpy cat litter, from very expensive to the cheapest. I find this works very well and does a little to keep the odor at bay. Now that I only have one cat, I empty the litter box every other day and completely change it out about once a month. For the price it is good value and I would recommend it. I like it because it's not clay filler, clay filler makes me sneeze and cough so I can't use it. The cat is fine, uses the litter box regularly and has no problems.

Good filler! It is dark in color and has a very fine texture. Due to the fine particles, it doesn't track very much and there are no bits to be found anywhere. they can get a little stuck in the fur of longhaired cats, so be aware! It covers odors very well and smells just like pine - no strong barn smell like some other fillers. Receive the amount. Easy to peel off the box, non-stick. Only criticism is that it doesn't stick very well.

We had high hopes for this brand as we like the other brand of walnut fillers we bought. Unlike the other brand, NF, this is too good and gets stuck in our two cats' paws. Then they leave it where they go until they give it all up. I'm afraid they'll start cleaning their feet when there's something left between the toes. It also doesn't stick as advertised and smells a bit. Please note that we are obsessed with our litter as are our two Siamese. We scoop twice a day, add more as needed, and…

Revain didn't have a corn cob filler when I needed to buy more so I tried that instead and it's TERRIBLE. There is no odor control. It doesn't clump together, but simply breaks apart as you scoop, leaving all the smell behind. It does not absorb liquid and does not harden near feces, causing it to smear around the tray during cleaning. I had to leave my cats at home for a few days (I have an automatic multi-cat litter box) and when I came back the smell and leftover particles in the litter box…

While some clumps of cat urine appear to be a little more prone to decomposition than other clumps of cat litter when removed from the litter box, the smell undoubtedly puts them first. It has a clean, natural walnut shell smell, no harsh perfume masquerading as fresh, nor a chemical odor stemming from supposedly odorless fillers circulating throughout the home. Cats usually go outside, but whenever a situation arises where I have to keep one of them always at home with a litter box, after much

What I like about this fill: Light weight; economically; clumps well around feces and small urine deposits. The things I like so much is the smell, it's not terrible but it's distinct and when mixed with a cat scent it's more noticeable. (Still smells better than the corn on the cob version, if that filler.) It tracks a bit, but it's annoying that it's okay, so it gets into every crevice next to the litter box, and if your cat isn't as strategic as mine, and it happens to wet the paw, it sticks

As a first cat owner I LOVE this litter. When I found out I was going to have a cat, I told myself I wouldn't use clay, silicone, or anything else that wasn't natural. So I was already looking for a natural way to deal with trash, and that was it. I went on a whim because there are so many options. But thankfully it has helped both my first and second cat. Both were street cats, one from the street and the other from the stable, and both adapted immediately. I've never had clay fillers, so I…