Arm & Hammer Litter SLIDE Platinum Easy Clean-Up Multi-Cat Clumping Cat Litter, 37-lb box

This litter is not advertised as being dust free, but it is. That's the most stand-out feature for me. I've used one brand of litter in one form or another for six decades. Over the last couple of years, it has become increasingly more dusty. I even contacted the company a couple of years ago about the amount of dust their "99% dust-free" formula produces. Since that contact, the litter has gotten increasingly worse. A friend recommended this Arm & Hammer Slide & I'm 100% sold on it. It is different than any other litter that I've ever tried. I don't think it's made of clay. It's more like sand. It's quite dense & I was a little surprised when I first used it, but very happy once I saw it in action. For me, the most striking thing about this letter is that it seems to be completely dust-free. It absorbs liquids & forms strong clumps that are easily removed from the litter box. I can't really comment on its ability to control odors for a couple of reasons. First, I clean my cats' litter multiple times a day. I have a cat who's fussy about using only clean litter, so I keep it extra clean for her. Second, this same fussy cat is also extremely resistant to changes, Extremely. I've had to mix her old litter with new litter since introducing it six or seven months ago. Recently, I've been using that very dusty litter mixed half & half with Chewy's Grass litter. A friend recommended the grass litter & I love it, but my fussy girl refuses to use it by itself. As long as it's mixed half & half, she will use it. I reached my limit with the dusty litter. Literally, I've had to wash down the litter boxes, floors & items stored nearby every two to three days, even with having the dusty litter mixed with the grass litter. It seems to be getting progressively worse & after being a dedicated user of the now ridiculously dusty stuff I've used for 60 years, I decided to stop buying it. Included are some pics of the area around the cat litter pans that show the amount of dust I no longer have to deal with since switching to Arm & Hammer Slide. These pictures were taken two days after having cleaned up the area. Now, I'm mixing the grass litter with this Arm & Hammer Slide Litter. Though it's a bit different than traditional clay little, my fussy girl is using the mix & I couldn't be more thrilled. Both litters clump very well. The grass litter tends to track quite a bit, but the Arm & Hammer does not. I'd much rather vacuum up some tracked litter, than wash down everything in my pantry, which is right by the litter. A low pile rug catches most of the tracked litter. I'll be sticking with this Arm & Hammer litter. I'll continue mixing it with the grass litter, mainly because I'm getting older & carrying heavy clay litters has become increasingly difficult. The Arm & Hammer litter is heavy, too, but I buy it in smaller weight boxes so it's less of a strain. I love both the Arm & Hammer litter & the Chewy's Grass Litter, so I'll continue to use both & mix them half & half, at least as long as I still have my fussy girl. She's getting older, so I'm not sure how much longer I'll have her, but at this point I thinks it's unfair to try to force her to change to a litter she doesn't like. This solves the problem for both her & me. She gets litter she's comfortable with using & i am free of the dust clouds from the clay litter. That this litter slides right from the pan during cleaning is an added bonus, as far as I'm concerned. And it does slide right out & takes the grass litter along with it. I highly recommend it, whether you use it by itself or choose to mix it with another litter.

I appreciate the convenience of the autoship service. However, I have encountered a recurring issue with my orders. Each month, when I purchase three 28 lb boxes of cat litter along with Greenies, the Greenies, which are in a rather delicate plastic container, are consistently placed in the same box as the litter. This results in the treat container being crushed and the treats spilling into the cardboard shipping box. This has now occurred on three separate occasions. If this continues, I may have to consider purchasing my cat litter from a different retailer. I am puzzled as to why a 28 lb box of litter is shipped alongside fragile items. It seems more practical to ship the litter without an additional cardboard shipping box. If a shipping box is deemed necessary, I would kindly request that other items not be paired with the 28 lb boxes of cat litter.