I have two cats. They are very big boys and each has his own litter box. This particular product gets so clumpy that any chunks formed by urine are SO HEAVY and SO DENSE that getting them out of the box is actually a chore. It turns into a cement-like texture and quickly creates a mass that melds onto any nearby clumps and creates giant clods you have to be careful scooping they're so heavy. I used it up because I hate to waste it (not inexpensive!) but my gosh it is more trouble than it's worth. The other thing I noticed is that it does nothing to alleviate or even mitigate the ammonia smell from cat urine. The clumps of litter caused by urine are so dense that the internal core stays wet and smelly as heck. If you happen to drop one of the giant clods of congealed litter, it will break apart and release the most concentrated cloud of ammonia you never want to experience. Awful! I have switched to a different (still Arm & Hammer brand) litter that is much lighter in weight and mass, clumps much nicer. I think cat litter technology is quickly rendering this particular product obsolete.
I have two cats. They are very big boys and each has his own litter box. This particular product gets so clumpy that any chunks formed by urine are SO HEAVY and SO DENSE that getting them out of the box is actually a chore. It turns into a cement-like texture and quickly creates a mass that melds onto any nearby clumps and creates giant clods you have to be careful scooping they're so heavy. I used it up because I hate to waste it (not inexpensive! ) but my gosh it is more trouble than it's worth. The other thing I noticed is that it does nothing to alleviate or even mitigate the ammonia smell from cat urine. The clumps of litter caused by urine are so dense that the internal core stays wet and smelly as heck. If you happen to drop one of the giant clods of congealed litter, it will break apart and release the most concentrated cloud of ammonia you never want to experience. Awful! I have switched to a different (still Arm & Hammer brand) litter that is much lighter in weight and mass, clumps much nicer. I think cat litter technology is quickly rendering this particular product obsolete.