World's Best Cat Litter Review

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This page is part of a larger ConsumerSearch report on Cat Litter which includes more reviews, analysis and a summary of the top-rated models.

What the reviewers like:

Biodegradeable (can be flushed or composted)
Large grained, so appropriate for small kittens

What the reviewers don't like:

Expensive
Can be dusty
Some cats don't like the texture

World's Best Cat Litter review highlights

We found the most informative reviews of World's Best Cat Litter at TheLighthouseOnline.com, Suite101.com and SFGate.com, whose writers compare this organic cat litter against other leading organic and non-organic brands. We also consulted owner feedback at Petco.com.

The biodegradeable World's Best Cat Litter is made out of pellets of corn, so it can be flushed down the toilet or recycled as mulch. Unlike another recommended biodegradeable cat litter, Feline Pine (*est. $12 for 20-pound bag), World's Best Cat Litter clumps on contact with urine, a big selling point with some reviewers since it makes the litterbox easier to clean. However, owners and experts point out that this litter is more expensive than Feline Pine, and it can be dusty. As with other large-pelleted cat litters, some cats simply won't take to its texture and will refuse to use the litter box.

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World's Best Cat Litter Reviews

*In order of credibility (see our Ratings Criteria).

1. The Lighthouse Online
Alternatives to Clumping Clay Litters
Marina Michaels
Sept. 28, 2005

Marina Michaels, who doesn't trust clumping clay cat litters, discusses non-clumping alternatives in detail, trying out many of the brands with her cat. She criticizes World's Best Cat Litter for not using organic corn, but still says it's a safe alternative to clumping clay litters and cites World's Best and Swheatscoop as the two best non-clay clumping litters.

2. SFGate.com
Digging Deep into the Cat Litter Question
Christie Keith
July 10, 2007

In this thorough article, Christie Keith discusses various types of cat litters and makes some recommendations. She says World's Best Cat Litter is the best clumping non-clay litter even though it's expensive; also recommended is Feline Pine, with the caveat that some cats don't like its texture.

3. Suite 101
What IS the Best Cat Litter?
Darlene Cheek
Aug. 21, 2007

Darlene Cheek, who runs a "cattery" and has 14 cats living in her home, compares six cat litters. She recommends Dr. Elsey's Precious Cat Attract for "special needs" cats, but admits that it's expensive. She adds that World's Best Cat Litter is dusty and messy.

4. Petco.com
Litter Center
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The online pet-supply retailer Petco is a good source of customer reviews for cat litter. The top favorites here, based on average ratings and number of reviews, are World's Best Cat Litter, Fresh Step, Tidy Cats and Feline Pine.

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