Has anyone tried corn cat litter?

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How did it go? Did cats adapt easily? Currently use Tigerino clay litter which is quite dusty.

Oh I couldn’t get on with it tried katkin one and my cat does really big wees and it ended up just being really soggy. He does it use anything non clumping so wood. Chips out the question. I use for my foster cats but find the tracking awful. I use tigerino clumping at don’t find it dusty or tracks as bad and it clumps his wee really well. Only have to do a full change once a month

At the CATTERY they use some kind of pellet and I tend to find it in their beds when I get them home.

Cat enjoys kicking it across the floor quite happily. It's easier to clean up than clay, probably a bit more environmentally friendly, too, no lumps of paper clumping between his toes or great puffs of dust and little pawprints across the kitchen floor, either.

Makes the bin bag lighter and less likely to split when carrying out to the bin, as well.

Mine ate it too and it tracked bloody everywhere, Maizy from memory.

I use Cats Best smart pellets, the clumping one, no tracking and quite economical as I only change it all once a month, doesn't smell, wees come out in one big lump, great stuff. Mind you, I found it hard to get here (used to use Zooplus) but Pets at Home have it online but not in my local store which is 20 miles away, only the non clumping variety in store, so I now have it on subscription.

Mine ate the corn stuff. I use Sanicat clumping, can never find it in shops so I have to order from Amazon annoyingly.

We also use benek, it comes in different fragrances, if you buy it from Bitiba they deliver and you get discounts for the more you buy.