by Amazon Clumping Corn Cat Litter, Unscented, 10 L (Pack of 1)

This is an incredibly functional litter that clumps well and makes cleaning up much easier. It’s great at hiding smells, and I’ve found it lasts longer than some others because the clumps are easy to scoop without needing to change the entire tray.The litter size is somewhere between woodchip and rocky types — fine enough to clump but not so dusty that it kicks up much when disturbed. It does get a little powdery over time, but noticeably less so than wood-based litter.It’s marketed as eco-friendly thanks to being corn-based, though I can’t personally vouch for the sourcing. Still, it feels like a step in the right direction compared to clay-based litters.The bag is durable and holds up well during storage and refills. That said, I’d prefer it to be paper-based like some other brands — it would better align with the eco credentials.Overall, a practical, reliable choice for cat owners looking for an unscented, clumping litter that balances performance with lower dust and solid odour control.

Not much to not like about it. It's flushable, natural, renewable, clumps well, I also think it neutralises the odour nicely. I'm personally very sensitive to artificial smells and perfumes so the fact this has a nice natural woody scent is perfect for me and I feel good knowing that my baby is not licking chemicals off her paws. People say about dust but I don't really have much of an issue with it & it's good value for money. Would say it's a no brainer as clay litter catsan stuff is awful for the environment so this is a great alternative and wouldn't use anything else

Great clumping however it's very dusty and does not eliminate odour. Other than that great product.

I bought Amazon Brand – Lifelong Clumping Corn Cat Litter because my cat's litter box was starting to smell like a compost heap in a sauna. I needed something that would neutralize the odor without turning my home into a scented candle shop.This litter is like a breath of fresh air—literally. The corn-based formula clumps well and absorbs odors effectively, leaving behind a subtle, natural scent. It's also biodegradable and flushable, making cleanup a breeze.The best part? It's lightweight, so I don't have to strain my back every time I change the litter. Plus, it's gentle on my cat's paws, which means fewer litter trails around the house.If you're looking for a natural, effective, and eco-friendly cat litter, I highly recommend Amazon Brand – Lifelong Clumping Corn Cat Litter. It's the unsung hero of my cat's bathroom routine.

Using this maize/corn litter while we rehabilitate four rescues before they venture into the great outdoors, and after using it a while have decided to review.Giving this product three to four stars. Here’s why:Four stars: Once the poos have been removed (essential) it is very easy to dispose of the used litter which is a real bonus. Either green recycling or waste bin or compost heap, which is really helpful and so much better than clay litter.Clumps well, is lightweight and easy to remove from tray although we use a wallpaper scraper to get the heavily-sodden lumps off the bottom of the tray as with four cats using two trays there’s a lot of wee.Can hardly detect any odour which is impressive. Obviously the poos give off the standard delightful hum, but once these are flushed down the loo and the litter refreshed there is truly hardly any smell at all. Apparently you can also flush the used litter as it disintegrates - not been brave enough to do that yet though - thoughts of a costly plumber spring to mind. Perhaps I should put some fresh litter in a glass and see what happens….anyway…Now for the three star bit and bear in mind this may not apply if you have only one or two cats: the litter sticks to their paws something chronic so every morning we have a major clean-up job of vacuuming and wiping down anywhere they have been - window sill for example. Bits of litter get everywhere and as it gets used in the tray can become powdery, stick to their paws and then there are little dusty paw prints all over the carpets. That is the only downside but it is time consuming to clear it all up each day.As an aside, the cats are happy to use the litter no problem.Hope this review helps!

This is the worst litter I tried. I read all the good reviews when I decided to buy it and honestly and don’t get how anyone can like this litter. Since the litter is made out of corn it has naturally earthy corn scent to it which you can definitely smell around the litter tray. After two weeks of using this litter it smelled awfully in the house of dirty litter tray even though we scoop out the trays daily. The litter become weird wet sand consistency a bit like in children’s sand pits and the clumps didn’t hold together. The ammonia smell is really bad. I think the clumps essentially fall apart which means the urine is not removed and that’s why the smell builds up. I have tried so many litters in the past and that’s by far the worst I tried so far

Wasn't sure what this would be like when I ordered it - the cat grit I normally order was out of stock. I was really surprised how good this is. It clumps really well if you leave it for a while, no dust and my cat, after sniffing it, used it straight away. I have initially mixed it with my usual cat grit but, once that has run out, will use this on it's own. Slightly more expensive but, in my opinion, worth the cost and will be buying again.

This cat litter is a big disappointment. The dust isn’t so bad, however it really sticks to their paws and is so hard to clean! I work from home most of the time so try to scoop their box as soon as they go and the litter just turns into this porridge mush, which is impossible to scoop. Another big issue is that the cats and dog EAT the litter, which I guess proves it’s organic makeup. Don’t recommend and will not buy again