Ever CleanClumping Cat Litter, Extra Strong Clumping Cat Litter, Unscented, Unbeatable clumping strength, 10L

Premium Clumping Cat LitterThis clumping cat litter is hands down the best I’ve ever used. It’s on the pricier side, but if you can afford it—or find it at a good price—it’s absolutely worth it.Why It Stands OutI’ve tried nearly every clumping cat litter out there, and this one always comes out on top. The clumping is excellent, forming solid, easy-to-scoop clumps that don’t fall apart. It’s also almost completely dust-free, which makes a big difference in keeping the area clean and comfortable for both me and my cats.Speaking of my cats, they absolutely love it. The moment I pour it into the litter tray, they can’t resist rolling around in it for what feels like forever. It’s clearly comfortable for them, which isn’t something I can say about most other litters.The Good• Top-Notch Quality: The materials feel premium, and it shows in how well it performs.• Great Clumping: Makes cleaning quick and easy.• Low Dust: No clouds of dust when pouring or scooping.• Cat-Approved: My cats genuinely enjoy using it.The Not-So-Good• Price: At around £17 for 10 kg, it’s definitely not cheap. That’s a tough sell for many people.• Affordability: If you’re on a budget, it might not be the most practical choice unless you catch it on sale.Tips for BuyingIf you can find it at around £12 for 10 kg, it’s a no-brainer. That’s how I ended up with multiple boxes—I found it at a great price and stocked up.For Automated Litter TraysI use this litter with my PETKIT PURA MAX automated litter box, and it works perfectly. The clumping is reliable, and the low dust means less maintenance and fewer issues overall.Final ThoughtsIf quality is your priority and you’re okay spending a little extra, this is the best clumping cat litter you can get. Yes, it’s expensive, but it’s worth every penny if you can swing it—or find it on sale. My cats and I couldn’t be happier with it

We've tried various litters, including wood, clay and paper ones. This is unequivocally, the best. For context, we have, just the one cat and he's an old boy, who has access to the outside but as he's a little stiff in the morning and really doesn't want to go out in the cold, he has the litter tray for back up. He uses it every morning and lunchtime for a wee but heads outside if he wants a poo, so I cannot tell you how the litter holds up for fecal matter. I can tell you that it clumps beautifully, making it so easy to clean after he's used it. The lavender scent seems to keep any smells at bay and he's not fazed by it. The only downsides I can find is it does stick to his paws so can be a little bit messy as he exits the tray and it is more expensive than your usual stuff. However, I found that I use less of it, as it's so easy to separate out the used litter and I'm not throwing away any that hasn't been used, so it lasts longer, so no real issue with the cost. If you're looking for a low maintenance litter that smells good and you don't mind paying a little extra for convenience, give this a try!

We have used this products for 3 or 4 weeks. Overall, scent control is amazing but it can be a bit challenging to clean and my cats are tracking a bit. Overall its worth consideration.The first box we had lasted about a week filling 2 litter boxes. The next one lasted about 3 because halfway through I put all the litter into one box. The scent smells a bit like laundry detergent and I think its the best smell control kitty litter.One of my cats is very particular about which kitty litters he will use but he had no issues with this brand.It doesnt track as bad as other brands I've used but I still find it throughout our flat. One of them is very furry, even in his paws, and I think it sticks to him much more than my other cat so may not be as much of an issue for you.I've tried following the guidelines of how much kitty litter to use. My cats must dig a lot because the clumps always stuck to the bottom and were difficult to get out of the tray. Having a sturdy scooper helps but the litter will still stick to the scoop and you can't just shake it off or smack it on the side of the tray, it needs properly cleaned. When it didn't get stuck, it was super easy to clean out and clumped well. But it is very hard to remove when its stuck, like most clay litters.Because of this and the fact I was still getting tracking combined with the price, I decided to try a different brand that isn't clay which I am more satisfied with.Overall, using the litter worked out cheaper than other brands I've tried, it controls scent really well, and if you like clay litters it's definitely worth considering. Especially if you have cats that go to the toilet outside as well as in because it'll last a long time without smelling horrible and you won't have as many clumps getting stuck to clean out.