So this was the first litter I used that was flush able, so at first I thought it was great. My cat really liked it too, and I think it is because cats prefer a sandy litter, and this one is pretty fine grain. However after a while I started feeling sick to my stomach when I would have to go and scoop out the pee spots from the box. This litter for some reason brings out the strong ammonia smell of cat urine, and I believe it is because it does not allow for the urine to completely dry. Instead it forms gooey clumps that are partially wet, and fall apart when transporting to the bathroom toilet. I would have to scrap the bottom of the box and try to find as many of the urinated parts as I could because the smell was just too potent. I ended up using Worlds Best and never wanted to look back (it is truly the best litter out there). However one of my cats did not like Worlds Best, and pooped outside of the box in protest, and  so I had to end up eventually doing a crazy mixture of Worlds Best  and Blue B. litter. I insist on having some of the Worlds Best mixed in because even having a little bit helps so much with the cat urine smell/clumping it all neatly together! If your cat uses Worlds Best, do not bother looking into Swheat, I cannot fathom why anyone would prefer this one and pay a similar price for it. Worlds Best is worth the money. I only wish my cat liked it enough so that I could use it by itself, but it is not sandy enough and thus I resort to doing a mixture... yet nothing is so bad that I have ever gone back to buying Shweat.
So this was the first litter I used that was flush able, so at first I thought it was great. My cat really liked it too, and I think it is because cats prefer a sandy litter, and this one is pretty fine grain. However after a while I started feeling sick to my stomach when I would have to go and scoop out the pee spots from the box. This litter for some reason brings out the strong ammonia smell of cat urine, and I believe it is because it does not allow for the urine to completely dry. Instead it forms gooey clumps that are partially wet, and fall apart when transporting to the bathroom toilet. I would have to scrap the bottom of the box and try to find as many of the urinated parts as I could because the smell was just too potent. I ended up using Worlds Best and never wanted to look back (it is truly the best litter out there). However one of my cats did not like Worlds Best, and pooped outside of the box in protest, and  so I had to end up eventually doing a crazy mixture of Worlds Best  and Blue B. litter. I insist on having some of the Worlds Best mixed in because even having a little bit helps so much with the cat urine smell/clumping it all neatly together! If your cat uses Worlds Best, do not bother looking into Swheat, I cannot fathom why anyone would prefer this one and pay a similar price for it. Worlds Best is worth the money. I only wish my cat liked it enough so that I could use it by itself, but it is not sandy enough and thus I resort to doing a mixture... yet nothing is so bad that I have ever gone back to buying Shweat.