Amazon Brand - Lifelong Clumping Corn Cat Litter, Unscented, 25 L (Pack of 1)

The grain is a bit bigger than I expected (previously used different brand of corn litter). My cats seem to like it more. It clumps well and lasts about as long as the other, more expensive brand. It is relatively expensive, but worth every penny. Over the years I used bentonite litters, silica, and wood pellets - this one is a lot better. There's very little dust, and less mess when cats exit the litter box. Also - less stinky. And it comes via courier so that's an additional plus.

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.

I find it doesn’t track much at all, it clumps well so I can keep the litter box clean. However, my cat’s paws come out covered in dust sometimes and it’s definitely not odour control (but no litter I’ve tried is). I appreciate that for the price it’s a good option and that it’s not scented. I will be repurchasing.

I was a bit skeptical when buying this due to some not so great reviews, however after trying it I believe I've been converted!!!!We used to use sanicat that Amazon drivers sometimes didn't even deliver possibly due to having to log the heavy bag/box up to my block of flats and forget about them bringing that up the stairs. And that litter used to smell horrible.This one however the driver was happy to carry upstairs to my flat as it's lighter and I was pleasantly surprised that it doesn't smell at all even after the cat made use of it. Cat seems to like it too as she didn't have any problems switching to this one without mixing the old one in.The clumps can get a bit stuck but we use a litter box liner & liner bag so wasn't as bad as having to scrape it off directly from the litter tray. The clumps are strong enough so they don't break apart when you're trying to take them out but they are easy enough to break apart if you want to take them out in smaller bits to flush them down the toilet which is great when living in a 2nd floor flat (means I don't have to log a heavy bag of soiled cat litter down 2 flights of stairs after my operation). So overall I'd say if you prepare your litter tray properly, this litter is very easy to use and the clumps are easy enough to remove and flushed down easily too.Bag is made of strong plastic which I had to open using scissors. They could switch to a strong paper bag instead to be more environmentally friendly but it doesn't bother me as I'll no longer have to use clay litter.Very happy and once I've figured out how long my 1 10L bag lasts, this will definitely be on subscription and probably will go for a 25L bag next timeUpdate: the 10L bag lasted 3 weeks before I needed to order more. After 3 weeks it started to smell a little bit even with daily sift through cleaning but my cat does wee alot

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!