Review on 🐱 Arm & Hammer Clump & Seal Multi-Cat Litter - 14lb by Miranda Smith

I have tried every type of cat litter on the market. cheap stuff. clay things. Washable items. Blue Crystals. Granules from corn cobs. Natural organic material without chemicals. Things that read "The World's Best Cat Litter," which my cat thought was a cruel joke, were quickly scrawled on the carpet in protest (#OccupyBathmat). We conducted control laboratory tests on the odorless and odorless groups. We even mixed the two strains together in Frankenstein's experiment to solve the mystery of the odorless bathroom our litter box is in. All for free. So far. That's it, my four-legged cat lovers. The holy grail of cat litter. It sticks like a stone. It trickles through the shovel like fine beach sand. It does not whirl up clouds of clay dust. It has a light, pleasant, but not overpowering aroma. And keeps fresh for a week (sometimes longer) as stated on the pack. There are two varieties, one for single, free-ranging kittens and one that I will call Cat Sanctuary Approved. I only keep one cat myself, but since my apartment is very small and poorly ventilated, I opted for a multi-cat formula for an extra "stink guarantee". Clump & Seal works great. In fact, it works so well and sticks together so tightly that the bowl needs to be refilled a little more often than inferior litter. But I think that's a small price to pay for a bathroom (and home) that doesn't stink of urine and chemical powders. Very happy cat and cat owner.