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A few weeks back there was a discussion on Swheat Scoop versus The Worlds Best Cat Litter. I hadn't liked the Swheat Scoop for several reasons and many of the members suggested for us to try WBCL. We have been using it for 2 weeks now, and it is wonderful. It is even better than what I thought.
We keep our litterboxes behind a door with a cat door, so our dogs can't get into the litter. However, we have kittens so we added another litter box into our living area, so the kittens had more places to go until they get a little older. Well, the only downside, is apparently our dogs like the taste of corn, as the next morning, the entire pan of litter was gone, licked clean.

Thank you all for the suggestions, it is a litter I will recommend.
 

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Originally Posted by FamilytimeRags

A few weeks back there was a discussion on Swheat Scoop versus The Worlds Best Cat Litter. I hadn't liked the Swheat Scoop for several reasons and many of the members suggested for us to try WBCL. We have been using it for 2 weeks now, and it is wonderful. It is even better than what I thought.
We keep our litterboxes behind a door with a cat door, so our dogs can't get into the litter. However, we have kittens so we added another litter box into our living area, so the kittens had more places to go until they get a little older. Well, the only downside, is apparently our dogs like the taste of corn, as the next morning, the entire pan of litter was gone, licked clean.

Thank you all for the suggestions, it is a litter I will recommend.
I have the same dog issue only my dog is allergic to the wheat in the chn feed I use...
 

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Is this stuff whole corn, or chopped up? And if it is chopped up, how good is it at soaking up cat pee? I wouldn't think it would be that good. I have tried that Pine stuff, and my cat's wouldn't have anything to do with it. I even had one of my guys hate it so much he went potty out in the house rather then go in the litter box.


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Originally Posted by frawri

Is this stuff whole corn, or chopped up? And if it is chopped up, how good is it at soaking up cat pee? I wouldn't think it would be that good. I have tried that Pine stuff, and my cat's wouldn't have anything to do with it. I even had one of my guys hate it so much he went potty out in the house rather then go in the litter box.


Francine
It is ground to the pt is like regular clay litter ... highly absorbant and scoopable plus you can toss it into the garden when you done
 

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Originally Posted by frawri

Is this stuff whole corn, or chopped up? And if it is chopped up, how good is it at soaking up cat pee?
It is an amazing thing. I can go for over 6-8 weeks without changing litter, I just add new as it gets clumped and tossed. Plus I flush it. But using it in the garden is a great idea !!!
 

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Can you get it at your local petsmart? I would love to try it, but if it is hard to get, I wont even bother.
 

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Yes both of the Big P stores carry it
 
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