My mom want to know if this cat litter is great for normal sized cats that are no longer considered "baby" or "kittens" anymore. She think the baby cats in the box is meant for small kittens but is this true? My mom want to know if this cat litter is great for normal sized cats that are no longer considered "baby" or "kittens" anymore. She think the baby cats in the box is meant for... » Read More My mom want to know if this cat litter is great for normal sized cats that are no longer considered "baby" or "kittens" anymore. She think the baby cats in the box is meant for small kittens but is this true? « Show Less
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Well my normal sized cat is 30 pounds so the answer is ues this litter is great for all size cats!
1282454
I have two 3 yr old cats who are quite large.. 14-16 lbs, and this litter was great for them. Definitely not just for kittens! There was NO odor for the entire week we used it! This is definitely worth a try, I think you'll love it!
1282455
This litter is great for both kittens and full grown cats. Its the best litter I have used for my cats.
1282456
I think the kitten is on the box just to serve as a cute picture to draw your attention. This is a little for adolescent cats or adult cats, not kittens. YClumping litters should NEVER be used for small kittens. Kittens use their tongues to taste things, just like human babies try to identify things by putting them in their mouths. You don't want to use clumping litters with kittens because you don't want the risk of an intestinal blockage from litter they've tasted. Choose a clay or non-clumping litter for a young kitten.
1282457
I have cats of all ages and only one is a kitten that I have adopted and he is 6 months old the other cats are 4, 8, and 12
459042
It does REALLY limit the litter mess from a traditional box. It does not 100% eliminate it though, they track a very trace amount out that is caught in their toes. It's very minimal though. With normal weekly vacuuming, all is gone in a flash. So, yes it does! Not to mention how amazing it is otherwise... hope this helps! I should mention I use the "dustless" litter I bought here on Amazon as well, so that's probably some of the reason it works better too.
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Mine did not take to it immediately. I tried the mixing of the granules with the regular litter and still they were not keen on using the Genie. I finally made them go "cold turkey" and took away their regular boxes. They did use the Genie but one of my cats is large and doesn't squat completely so urine was going into the mechanical areas that were not washed. The smell soon became apparent and with the effort it took to completely take it apart to clean it, I sent it back and went back to a traditional box. It is a nice concept but it just isn't worth the money and the difficulty with using it. Mine did not take to it immediately. I tried the mixing of the granules with the regular litter and still they were not keen on using the Genie. I finally made them go "cold turkey" and took away their regular boxes. They did use the Genie but one of my cats is large and doesn't squat completely so urine was going into the mechanical areas that were not washed. The smell soon became apparent and with the effort it took to completely take it apart to clean it, I sent it back and went back to a traditional box. It is a nice concept but it just isn't worth the money and the... » Read More Mine did not take to it immediately. I tried the mixing of the granules with the regular litter and still they were not keen on using the Genie. I finally made them go "cold turkey" and took away their regular boxes. They did use the Genie but one of my cats is large and doesn't squat completely so urine was going into the mechanical areas that were not washed. The smell soon became apparent and with the effort it took to completely take it apart to clean it, I sent it back and went back to a traditional box. It is a nice concept but it just isn't worth the money and the difficulty with using it. « Show Less
1817444
My cat did the samething and then he stopped using his box all together. What I have found is do you have more then one litter box? I have just the one cat and he has three, some cats are very picky about where they do there business so by adding another litter box that can help. THIS STUFF WORKS!! Like i said my cat wasnt using his at all and now I have no more problems. Its worth it.
893207
It's definitely more for kittens. My cats are on the smaller side and they enjoy it. So unless ur cats under 9 lbs I'd pass on it. Another listing did say in the title it's for kittens.
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Do you scoop, clean and change the box often enough? Might try increasing that and see if it helps. Do you have a big enough litter box - good size and the right shape? That was key for mine who was doing this. You might also try keeping 2 litter boxes available (one for #1 and another for #2) if you can. Has something traumatic happened with your cat recently that could upset it (big changes, a move, another pet?) Is it eating and drinking normally? If all these things pan out, I then would talk to your vet about any medical issues (esp kidney or liver) that could cause it. But if it is otherwise perfectly healthy, it is usually behavioral. You just have to figure out the reason. Do you scoop, clean and change the box often enough? Might try increasing that and see if it helps. Do you have a big enough litter box - good size and the right shape? That was key for mine who was doing this. You might also try keeping 2 litter boxes available (one for #1 and another for #2) if you can. Has something traumatic happened with your cat recently that could upset it (big changes, a move, another pet?) Is it eating and drinking normally? If all these things pan out, I then would talk to your vet about any medical issues (esp kidney or liver) that could cause it. But if it is... » Read More Do you scoop, clean and change the box often enough? Might try increasing that and see if it helps. Do you have a big enough litter box - good size and the right shape? That was key for mine who was doing this. You might also try keeping 2 litter boxes available (one for #1 and another for #2) if you can. Has something traumatic happened with your cat recently that could upset it (big changes, a move, another pet?) Is it eating and drinking normally? If all these things pan out, I then would talk to your vet about any medical issues (esp kidney or liver) that could cause it. But if it is otherwise perfectly healthy, it is usually behavioral. You just have to figure out the reason. « Show Less
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The box is taller in the back than the front. If they are bigger cats I'm sure they would be fine but if they are small cats or kittens probably not from the back of the box would they be able to reach. I really like the box though. It's big and my cat can't throw litter all over the floor like he did with a standard size box.
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I should have mentioned that it was my vet that recommended that I use it post declawing as it would be more hygienic for my cat. The small particles and dust from the other litter options could get trapped it the newly healing wound and irritate their paws. As my kitty became used to it from the declawing and u liked it so much.....I am using it as my daily litter for the past 4 years!
1715927
Not too bad, but keep in mind all crystal litter will track somewhat. I have tried almost ever litter on the market, because I have 4 cats. I don't like to smell the litter, and I want easy clean up. Be careful with the clumping litter, if it clumps in the box it can clump in their stomachs.
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I use 1 bag per box and it seems to be plenty. As the weeks progress I add a second bag and after 3-4 wks I change out the whole system. The recommended amount of traditional litter is 11/2 inches so this is less. I also think it depends on how many cats are using box. I have 4 cats sharing 3 boxes. Either way this system has reduced out stress load immensely. It's cleaner and easier to deal with overall.
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This is great for cats with declawed or not. When you fill it with clumping litter it is deep enough that the cat does not rip the liners. I have not had a problem. clumping happens and the rest of the litter sifts through. place in disposable bag and put in more clumping type litter. I would recomed this product. I found something similar at Walmart but couldnt find them so orderd through amazon.
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I wouldn't consider this one of the 'soft' litters. I have tried several of them though and none worked like Cat Attract does. Cat Attract convinced me that it wasn't the texture that was a problem with my 2 problem cats. When I started using Cat Attract it took no more than two days for these 2 cats to start using their litter box again. This litter is truly amazing and worth it for you to try it out. I have two adopted cats who were declawed and one not declawed - all 3 love this litter. There is less tracking, way less dust and due to the of amazing clumping of this litter, the clean up is so much easier and cleaner. I wouldn't consider this one of the 'soft' litters. I have tried several of them though and none worked like Cat Attract does. Cat Attract convinced me that it wasn't the texture that was a problem with my 2 problem cats. When I started using Cat Attract it took no more than two days for these 2 cats to start using their litter box again. This litter is truly amazing and worth it for you to try it out. I have two adopted cats who were declawed and one not declawed - all 3 love this litter. There is less tracking, way less dust and due to the of amazing clumping of this litter, the clean up... » Read More I wouldn't consider this one of the 'soft' litters. I have tried several of them though and none worked like Cat Attract does. Cat Attract convinced me that it wasn't the texture that was a problem with my 2 problem cats. When I started using Cat Attract it took no more than two days for these 2 cats to start using their litter box again. This litter is truly amazing and worth it for you to try it out. I have two adopted cats who were declawed and one not declawed - all 3 love this litter. There is less tracking, way less dust and due to the of amazing clumping of this litter, the clean up is so much easier and cleaner. « Show Less
1692359
We've two cats. The "Best Cat Litter" lasts much longer than any other, whatever number of cats you have. A neighbor with one cat uses it and is as pleased as I am!
59434
hi, no this is not big enough for large cats. May be good for kittens but it is not large enough grown cats. I wasted my money on this. Hope this helps
2270313
I would use it by itself. I had a cat who would not use the litter box, so I switched to Cat Attract and now she uses the litter box all the time. I suppose you could mix it with other litters, but if you are having a problem with your kitty not using the litter box, I would definitely use Cat Attract all by itself. Hope this helps and good luck with your kitty!
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No, it doesn't perform very well and is messy. We had odor and it was worse than clumping litter in our experience. This stuff skites all over the hard floor, hurts if you walk on it and generally we found doesn't work nearly as well as promoted. We used it temporarily (3 bags) for 2 new kittens since they were not accustomed to the Breeze system that we prefer hands down. We had a Booda Dome Box in a spare bathtub while they were confined to the bathroom and becoming accustomed to the household and the other cats were getting used to the newcomers. The litter was all over the tub and all over the bathroom floor just from the kittens normal activities. Also, one kitten has been losing hair in wads and we think he is allergic to the litter as everything else has been ruled out. So, this stuff like most things is not harmless and typically doesn't live up to the hype for the money. We have transitioned the kittens to the Breeze (zeolite) pellets and he is improving without changing anything else. We have 5 cats using the Breeze boxes and find that they are no more expensive than clumping in the long run, don't smell (even with an old cat urinating copiously due to chronic kidney disease), you can get more use out of the pellets than they let on (lots of ways to extend their life) and we pair each box with a Litter Genie (also ways to save there on Google). This is BY FAR the best system we have ever used 50 years of cats.
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My advice--do NOT buy the Ultra Micro Crystals!!! It is a very dusty litter and after the cats use the litter box, the tiny crystals go everywhere on the floor and the particles are so tiny, it is one big hassle to clean up! Plus, I worried about all that dust going in my lungs and also my cats' lungs. Just go with the Ultra Pearls, which is just fine.