by Amazon Clumping Corn Cat Litter, Unscented, 10 L (Pack of 1) (Previously a Lifelong brand, same product)

This stuff is brilliant provided you follow the instructions. I’ve found that just HALF of this 10L bag per litter tray is the perfect amount if you want it to clump properly and make for an effortless tray cleaning experience. My 4 cats have been using this for a good week now in just TWO trays, and they are all doing ok with it. When my cats do their #1s, I leave it for about half hour and then gently shake the tray from side to side and the clump moves about on the surface, a clear indication that I can now lift the #1s easily and without fuss with the litter tool. Gently shake the tool and any clean litter will drop off without the clump breaking apart. There's no wasted litter, you just collect the soiled clump and remove it, you don’t have to keep replacing the litter every day for fresh litter, just do what I do, and that half bag will last for many, many days. The buried #2s rise to the surface too when the tray is shaken and are very easily collected without wasting any litter at all. In my view, if you are finding the #1s stuck to the tray then you are being far too tight with the amount of litter you are using and you are actually costing yourself much more money in the long run than you need to and let’s face it, more energy and effort in cleaning. I check both trays 3 times a day every day and just lift the clumps and the remaining completely clean litter is left behind. I still haven’t had to top up with more litter yet so its proving to me that it’s an extremely cost-effective purchase. Using 5L per tray might sound very extravagant to some of you but trust me it’s not extravagant because it lasts so very long before it needs topping up. There are no smells either, the remaining litter really is completely clean. Thankfully only one of my 4 cats refuses to bury his #2s but he always comes to tell me immediately when he’s “Been” so I can remove it before any smell becomes apparent. I just shovel some litter over the top myself, shake the tray and then remove the soiled part. I have only one gripe about this product and that’s the exorbitant price, it really is over the top even if it is a good quality product. I know Bentonite Clay is a little bit more expensive, but I still think £10 per bag would be a much fairer price.

After years of trying most variety’s/brands of cat litter I can honestly say this stuff has been game changing. We have used this for around a year now and whilst there are many cheaper options don’t be put off by the price. Overall it is better value than much cheaper brands as it’s clumping ability is second to none and so you get way more longevity from it. Unless you have a cat who doesn’t cover their stools then it really does keep odour at bay. Best on the market and trust me I have tried most if not all of them!

Lost a star for a couple of reasons. There is no denying this is a good litter. It's easy to clean, controls odour really well and not too dusty. I did quite some research when my previous litter was no longer stocked at my pet store. With 2 house cats litter becomes an expensive consumable. So finding one that does what it needs to do well but doesn't cost the earth is essential. I bought the large 25kg bag for £28.77 and set up a subscription. It has lasted a long time so we do use less, there is never any odour, there is a little tracking but most is contained in the litter mat and it clumps well. We still had loads left at the end of 4 weeks as we didn't start using straight away, so I cancelled the next one, partly because we didn't need it but mainly because it had gone up to nearly £40. Was hoping this was just a blip but this month's is £39. You can get similarly good products for less than this, so subscription cancelled The other downside was the size of the packaging. My last litter had handles on to assist in carrying and pouring, but this very large bag was too heavy to handle and carry effectively. We ended up decanting into a lidded plastic storage box.

Great clumping,ultra odour combating corn litter. Have it on repeat. Cats are happy with it. Can be flushed and is environmentally friendly.

I previously used paper litter which obviously wasnt clumping, so this is my first real experience of a clumping litter. The litter itself is fine, no smell to it, very minimal dust when pouring and my kitten isn't tracking it. However, the clumps I'm seeing aren't like in the photos from other reviews. There are no solid pieces in the clumps, they're just like one really big piece that breaks apart easily. There's also zero odor control from this, I use a covered litter box and it still absolutely reeks. It's actually the worst it's ever been with anything I've tried.

Awful! If I could give 0 stars, I would! I got this as the biodegradable, flushable wood litter I used to get isn't available any more. This smells so bad upon opening the bag, very strong corn smell (I hate sweetcorn even to eat). Most of the bag was just dust. The smell almost immediately after my cat's peed is so strong, like it's been left for days/weeks. It clumps together and stays clumped when it's put in the toilet so it's not flushable as stated. When you've been cleaning out the litter every day, it's really difficult to tell the difference between fresh and clean litter. I was changing the trays twice a week and just from the smell alone as it's been a very hot summer. And that is including a full enclosed tray with vents. My cat also didn't like it. She was always unsure of the litter and would need me to follow her to the trays and give her emotional support to use it. She'd be insistent that I go with her and encourage her, being very vocal, using her urgency meow. She'd always walk by the trays, have a sniff and then scratch all over the floor to cover it up cos it smells so bad. I have 1 cat and she uses 2 trays, one of pee and one for poo. She'll happily poo in this litter but doesn't like to pee on it. Which meant she resorted to peeing on my wooden anti slip mat in the bathroom and my fluffy rug so it's totally destroyed and soaked through the laminate so I need to rip up the whole floor and replace it all as I cannot get rid of the urine smell, even after loads of cleaning with enzymes. She's used to using trays, toilets and going outside so it must be really bad litter as she's certainly no princess! I've managed to get a hold of another biodegradable, flushable litter and so far, having mixed it in with this horrible stuff she's not screaming at me to take her to the toilet, she's not scratching the floors around the trays constantly and my flat doesn't reek of pungent, dizzyingly smelly litter. I'll never choose any other litter than wood at this point. And wood at least is a lot more hygienic too. I just needed this in a pinch. -10/10. Do not recommend.

Great cat litter. Its relatively inexpensive and has convenient delivery... great! But, it's also good... Being corn based it's much friendly to the environment, whether flushing or putting in the bin, it will degrade much quicker. It also absorbs smells well and is easy to sweep up the few bits the cat inevitably drags out of the box. It's so convenient we have it on subscribe and save!

Very good quality litter that clumps well and has no significant smell. It is very light and eco-friendly. The cats are happy to use it. The only downside is that there is a small amount of dust, so the cats leave dusty pawprints on the floor shortly after using it, but this is really not a big problem at all. I would highly recommend it. It's also very useful to have the litter delivered to the house instead of carrying the bag from the shop.