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

Ideal filler if you have several cats. It keeps odors well, it is necessary to change it partially, and, accordingly, it is economical. Can be flushed down the toilet.

With its pros: pleasant smell, comfortable on its own - forms strong lumps. can be flushed down the toilet With its cons: strongly sticks to the paws and spreads throughout the apartment.

Different pros: It clumps well, does not dust. Eco-friendly. Very small - important for us, it's convenient. Some cons: All the same, it sticks to the paws and spreads around the apartment.

I have been buying this filler for 7 years now. he used to be in Catsanddogs, and in Beethoven, and in 4paws, and in recent years he began to disappear from there, and the extra charge there is not frail for him. therefore, I switched to buying via the Internet, in particular, through the market, where the price is very attractive: 1.5 times lower than it was in pet stores.

We have a medium-sized outbred cat and a large Siberian cat. The cat walks well in this filler, she liked it. Walks several times a day and little by little. The cat - categorically refuses to go into it. He goes to the tray once a day and pisses a lot at once. As a result, the filler does not cope and the cat comes out of the tray wet. According to the instructions, it is necessary to pour 7-8 cm of this filler. But it is so loose that the cat "sinks" in it with its paws almost to the bottom…

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…

This year I made a concerted effort to go green. One of the hardest things about this mission was the kitty litter. There are very few eco-friendly fillers on the market, and they all have pretty conflicting reviews. I have used Nature's Miracle cleansers in the past and have been pleased with their effectiveness, so after much research I decided to try the Filler Filler as well. I got lucky on the first try! Both my friend and I actually like this filler more than the clay base we used before.

After years of using many types of "dust-free" clay litter, I was fed up with the inevitable layer of dust that fell on everything after every cleaning, not to mention the strong odor it gave off the air for up to an hour after cleaning. I came across Nature's Wonder and while initially expecting some negative reviews I ordered a small bag a few weeks ago. It was like day and night! At first the cats weren't sure about this so I just put it in one of the trays and little by little they started…

I became a cat owner for the first time in a relatively small apartment with one bathroom. Kitty was adopted by a family who used cheap clay cat litter in their box. I couldn't use it as it made me sneeze and felt sick in my throat. The cat absolutely hated the highly rated deodorized "flushable" cat litter. Also, the expensive items didn't stick together, so things fell apart in the tray, which became awkward and stayed that way. Kitty did her best to avoid touching the filling, first sitting…

In my seemingly never-ending search for an affordable (not necessarily cheap) eco-friendly, clumping, dust-free litter, I've tried several brands. My favorite was Purr&Simple Filler, but shortly after I started buying it, the product was discontinued and I later discovered that the company had gone out of business. The brand was bought by another company and is now being sold by PetCo, but costs more than before. So I bought several brands and tried to find the one I liked best until I found a…