Corn Cob Cat Litter by LitterMaid - Premium Quality for a Cleaner Litter Box

I purchased it for my dad . It’s super comfortable and light weight. Looks stylish too . Amazing product: Great sturdy product. Built quality is good

India on Oct 19, 2023

Amit Krishna Ram: At 1.2k when I bought, the 20kg is well worth the money

India on Oct 08, 2023

Cristy: I prefer natural litter over clay or gels. That will alway vary in households.
With this they track less in the home and with clay it always got everywhere and all our allergies would act up.
Definitely love this product.

United States on Sep 18, 2023

Amazon Customer Ceekey: Correct size and design. But cost is high. I ordered dark green but received gray. Not a big issue.

India on Jul 25, 2023

Richard or Denise Stone: The cat likes it more than I do. We have to boxes one with the corncob litter and the other withe the clay litter. I was tired of the dust so decided to give this one a try.

Dust:
It is not 99.99% dust free there is dust but not as much as the clay litter which claimed to be 95% dust free but seemed like its nothing but dust.

Fragrance: I am sensitive to fragrance and this does have fragrance in it but I seem to tolerate it. So for me added fragrance was a downside but most people like everything in their life to be artificially stunk up.

Clumping:
Let’s talk clumping…it does not clump as well as the clay litters and breaks up a bit when you’re cleaning the box, to keep it clean takes a little bit more effort but I’m ok with that because once it’s in the box it’s really light making the box easy to maneuver and bottom line the cat prefers the corn cob litter 3 to 1 over the clay 😻

United States on Apr 16, 2022

Brittany: I recently got the LitterMaid self-cleaning box and wanted to avoid stripping the gears with clay litter and I'm glad I made the switch! It's super lightweight and tracks around the apartment significantly less than other lightweight litters I've tried. Even though this litter is listed as 'fragrance free' there certainly is a smell to it but I personally find it quite pleasant and not at all overbearing.

Canada on Feb 05, 2021

Pam: Like that it works for my LitterMaid box. Though I do find it a little messier than typical clay litter.
It works awesome. The rake doesn’t sound like it’s going to die when it cleans the box.

Canada on Dec 21, 2020

M. Bell: Seriously, this litter is so close to the Naturals litter. It is kinda baffling that its rating is so low. It is a slightly different color and maybe the smell isn’t quite as strong as the Arm & Hammer but it works just as well. I originally started using a corn type litter in half the boxes in my house after I tried the ‘Worlds Best Cat Litter’ brand. I really liked the way that litter works but I just couldn’t get past the high price. I have over 10 cats and at least that many boxes so I knew I wouldn’t be able to make WBCL work long term. So I started looking into other corn fiber type litter options that would be cheaper. I ended up trying several types and I even looked into using a type of chicken feed to make my own in a DIY method I found online. This one ended being the best one for me. Just some things to know if you’ve never used this kind of litter before:

1. It is pretty lightweight so it does track quite a bit if you don’t keep a rug down or sweep everyday like I do.

2. The lightweight also means it your cat might dump the box over if you don’t put enough litter in the box. I found it works best with at least 4 inches of litter...

United States on Feb 19, 2020

PhotoGraphicsPhotoGraphics: Could this finally be the perfect kitty litter we’ve all dreamt of and hoped for? The end to the dust, the smell, the little hunks of clay scattered all over the house, the messy cleanup? And simply by using corn cobs??

I was so excited to find this product I couldn’t wait to use it. Dealing with kitty litter ranks among the most dreaded tasks around the house and I don’t think the cats like it very much either.

Oh, I’ve tried many of the so-called better ideas like shredded paper, wheat and even Hinoki wood. And I wasn’t impressed. And neither were the cats.

Getting them to “go” on used corn cobs was promising to be a major challenge but we prepped carefully for it. For my part I washed and scrubbed the litter tray completely and took the opportunity to clean up any hint of the old litter. As far as the cats they prepped the best way they could … they ate a lot. But for them, that’s nothing new.

They I sat back and waited for the inevitable. Sure enough the first one walked over and smelled her once familiar litter box. Hmmm. Would she turn her nose up at it even though at this point there was no turning back?

First off, the...

United States on Apr 07, 2017