World's best cat litter

fairy_lights

I usually buy catsan but got fed up of stepping on errant grains that escape the tray (that stuff can rival lego in the pain stakes) so bought a bag of "world's best" cat litter.
I put it in the trays on Friday and so far it's been a huge hit with the cats - they think it's so tasty they won't wee on it and have been going to the loo in the garden instead :rotfl:
If they were gobbling it down I would be quite concerned but as they're just nibbling the odd few grains here and there I'm hoping the novelty will wear off soon.
Has anyone else's cat had this kind of reaction to it or are mine being a bit....special?

K9sandFelines

Mine have never had this reaction ... must be funny to watch!

Silvertabby

We have 'Cat's Best' litter which, I believe, is similar to World's Best.

I've never seen a cat trying to eat the litter, though! If you still have some catsan, perhaps you could try mixing it until they cotton on the fact that new stuff isn't food!

ADD - Just googled it and they're not the same. Cat's Best is made from organic wood/plant fibres, while World's Best is made from corn husks - which could explain the confusion!

ZachGold

hahah... oh dear, that's "unique" to say the least.

BJV

My friends cat ate some catsan and went a bit mad. While being funny it was also very scary, started to have a real guttural almost bark and kept walking backwards with fur standing up. Thank fully this was a one off ooh not nice.

Teaandacrunchie

We use catsan and it is EVERYWHERE! But it is really good at keeping the smell locked in. The worst we had was the sawdust stuff. I've not heard of the world's best brand but I'll look it up as I'm fed up on the little bits everywhere. I'm sure she's digging to Australia half the time!

zuzuspetals

fairy_lights wrote: »

I usually buy catsan but got fed up of stepping on errant grains that escape the tray (that stuff can rival lego in the pain stakes) so bought a bag of "world's best" cat litter.
I put it in the trays on Friday and so far it's been a huge hit with the cats - they think it's so tasty they won't wee on it and have been going to the loo in the garden instead :rotfl:
If they were gobbling it down I would be quite concerned but as they're just nibbling the odd few grains here and there I'm hoping the novelty will wear off soon.
Has anyone else's cat had this kind of reaction to it or are mine being a bit....special?

I've been using that cat litter for years and I think it's great. It is completely natural so it shouldn't harm them if they experiment with it! One of my cats goes a bit mental digging it before she does a number two. I spend half my life sweeping it up : )

fangoose

Kittens will often try this. Won't do any harm and mixing with some old brand litter may stop it as putting some used litter in. Homes with dogs may have more of a problem and then it's a case of covered trays with entrance facing the walls. Been using worlds best for years - at home and in rescue