if you do try it, don't do a hard switch - start using it WITH the other litter and introduce more and more of it

that always works well with my cats (I used both the pricier brand and the cheaper HEB brand)

It's heavy when you buy it (42 lbs), but when you remove the outer wrap there are 4 10.5 lb. inner bags.

Last time I got it from Petsmart, the package was smaller: it was 38 lbs. with four 9.5 lb. bags and cost $3.00 more. So I paid more for less litter. It"s cheaper on Petsmart's website than in the store and they have 20% off sales online all the time. So I order it online and pick it up at the store. I usually buy two packages at a time and have someone from the store put it in my car. Then when I get home I take the smaller bags out and carry them in the house two at a time. Chewy still has the 42 lbs. packages but they cost more and then there's shipping to pay on top of it.

I think I'm going to try the Scoop Away. I'll probably mix it with the Fresh Step I still have or put Fresh Step in one box and Scoop Away in another and see what happens.

These days I have to cut corners any way I can but I don't want my cats to suffer for it. Thank you, chia!

which I get at Menards (a big-box hardware store, in case there’s not one in your neighborhood). I’m happy with the results, as odor is low. Works best with at least 2” depth. If liquid seeps to the pan and spreads out, clumping becomes abysmally terrible.

lotus blossum usually goes outside unless it is cold or rain.

i'm always up for a bargain.