Nature’s Miracle Premium Clumping Corn Cob Litter, Tough Odor Bio-Enzymatic Formula, Dust Free

So much lighter and less smelly
I was skeptical about this litter, but after months of Pretty Litter instantly smelling like an ammonia air freshener and years of Dr. Elsey’s clay clumps breaking open like cat piss stink bombs while scooping, I was ready to try anything.Costwise, it’s incredibly effective. One bag last a whole month for one cat (actually lasts a whole month, not just says it does on the package!) and is less than half the cost of brands like Pretty Litter.It’s super light weight, I didn’t realize the package I was bringing in had litter in it until I opened it.When pouring it has virtually no dust, and is easy to pour with the resealable package design.Tracking does occur, which is inevitable with my long hair cat, but isn’t carried as far as other litters we’ve tried. Plus, accidentally stepping on a grain of litter made of corn is about a thousand times better than stepping on a piece of silica crystal.The clumps are smaller and don’t break as easily, I’m assuming because the corn is more absorbent than clay-based litter. It’s easy to scoop, and needs topping off less throughout the month as you’re removing less litter each day.There is a slight smell, a bit of a ‘farm-y’ outdoorsy smell, but there is no piss or feces smell anymore. I don’t mind the corn husk smell, you kind of get used to it pretty quick, and it’s much better than a reeking amonia smell.My cat transitioned fully overnight and hasn’t had any issues with the new litter. She used to roll around in the litter at every full change, and that would leave her dusty and smelling of clay and chemicals, but now she rolls in the corn litter and easily shakes off any pieces sticking to her and gets on with her day with no smell and no dust.

Great stuff—more than 4 stars!
I’ve used just about every type of natural cat litter around and I think this one rates about a 4.5, which is pretty high in my book. Can we really have perfection in cat litter? Unlikely. I have used World’s Best Cat litter (unscented in the green accented bag) and it would be about a 4.9, but the price is a little beyond my price point most of the time. What I like about Nature’s Miracle is that it’s lightweight and that makes it easy to sift and scoop the waste out without a workout (the sWheat Scoop litter I had tried before was heavy and terrible!). I think there’s a light scent in this and I’d rather it had no scent, but it doesn’t linger terribly. I think this stuff dries nicely and that’s an important feature to control odor. (Again, that wheat type was terrible in this category.) I think Nature’s Miracle keeps odor down well. I do scoop at least once a morning and sometimes twice a day, so I’m not leaving waste there forever. But it doesn’t seem to foster stinkiness like some do. It clumps quite well, making it reasonably easy to get all the bits out without too much effort. (Wheat type terrible.) My cat likes it and had no complaint—she can be persnickety about things, but not this litter. It does follow her outside the box, but what litter doesn’t? No real dust in this litter (this was a problem with the walnut kind I tried). One awesome feature is the built-in handle on the bag—whatever clever person thought of that I’d like to hug. It makes it so much easier to carry in from the garage and pour the new stuff into the box! World’s Best gets a slightly higher rating for two reasons: it clumps slightly better because it’s corn derived and not corn cob derived; and the light straw color makes it easier to detect blood or issues in urine or stool. If you have an older kitty or one prone to problems that way, WB unscented might be better (the green bag). (Scented litter can be problematic for some kitties prone to UTIs.) But I do like that Nature’s Miracle uses a by-product of corn (cobs) and not something someone could be eating as food though. I would highly recommend Nature’s Miracle to cat people and I’ll continue using it myself unless some weird reformulation happens.

This is one of the best litters I have found. I have a main coon and have never had trouble with snells

Update Sep 2023 – This has been the best cat litter by far and I’ve gotten many friends to also switch to it. I’ve been using it for 4-5 years now. The price started to increase the last few months but I kept getting it anyway. But now the price more than doubled. I was paying around $19 a bag, then $23, then $29, then $33, now $40?? But now I see it back to $20 as of today. So confused. I ordered it at $20 but its not available in subscribe and save anymore. If it stays at that price I’ll continue buying it but this is not worth more than $25 a bag. The seller should note all the other comments stating the same thing, if you want to continue selling a large quantity of this then keep the price under $25 a bag for 18lbs. Otherwise just take it off the Amazon site, its available at pet stores for around $24/18lb bag.————————————————Very lightweight and easy to sift, also clumps well. No cat odor at all from it so far and just a slight pine smell. No dust at all. The cats seem to like it. Will update review if any issues but so far it’s great and I’ll continue to use!

This litter does a pretty good job, love that it is a more natural product, a nice clean scent and love that you can get a 2 pack deal which is important to me as i have 4 cats.