It works, but I really don't like the scent.Yes, I smelled it before the cats used it, not after.

Good stuffvery heavy

For some reason this is the only litter that I like, I've tried arm and hammers other variations and many different brands. I still cant help myself and buy other variations every once in a while but keep coming back to this one. The cats don't track it much compared to others and the clumping capability is perfect. The price is worth it!

great littler, I like it

Product received timely and what i ordered.

100% working good

Less dust less tracking

Sable à litière j’ai aimé elle est très agglomérante

I love how this litter keeps the odors in check and it's so easy to scoop. What I get annoyed about is the litter has smaller little pebbles which gets stuck in their paws and it ends up outside the bathroom.

So most of my review is going to sound like a giant complaint, so it probably seems weird that I'd give this 4 stars.But...I think it is a good product, and Arm & Hammer makes excellent cat litters. This product just really sucked for my use. I think for a lot of people, in many situations, it is a great choice.Situation: 2 cats. 1 automatic litter box, specifically the Litter Robot II. Situated in the "utility" closet (aka the central heater & water heater closet) which is in the middle of my kitchen. City garden (basement) flat with minimal ventilation (aka not a lot of windows, and those few are small and at ground level). All of which is to say that odor control is a very important issue. My cats are on a high quality diet, so their waste doesn't smell as bad as a cat that's eating a cheaper food...the food they eat has a huge impact on the smell of their waste (and of course their overall health, etc, etc). But I still have two creatures pooping about 10 or so feet from my food prep area, so mild smell or not, I still want to control it.Pros:+ Clumps fairly fast and stays solid. Some of the fast-clumping litters will clump, but then the clumps break apart when you scoop. These clumps stay solid.+ The scent is not at all noticeable. It's almost like it neutralizes the scent that would exist if it was unscented, so you have an odorless product. You never want a perfumed litter.+ It kills odors. There are zero smells emanating from my cats litter box. And it's not just because I have a Litter Robot. When you open the waste drawer on my litter robot, even with 3-4 days worth of used litter in there, there's still no smell in the waste drawer. It kills the poop smell, and eliminates that urine ammonia. You can use this is a non-automatic litter box and know that odors will be dampened and/or eliminated.+ Low dust. I've never met a no-dust litter (even crystal litter, pine litter and recycled newspaper litter can be dusty), but I'm not choking on clouds of dust when I fill the litter box.Cons:- It's heavy. This realistically means nothing to anyone with a standard or 'manual' litter box, or one of those LitterMaids. But weight can be a factor with a fancier automatic box such as the Litter Robot II. If I fill the box (or globe) up to the fill line, it can become stuck mid-cycle and I need to power-cycle it. This gets kind of annoying, figuring out how much I can put in before it's too much for my machine.- The tracking. Oh my lord, the god awful tracking and flinging. There is litter in Every. Single. Corner. of my house, and on Every. Single. Surface. Legit. Not kidding. One cat is a short-hair, one is a long-hair that's kept trimmed down (except for her legs). When I say I have to vacuum off my sheets every night before bed, I am not engaging in hyperbole. That is a literal statement. I moved the dust-buster into my bedroom. The utility/litter closet floor gets swept twice a day. There are paw prints everywhere. The bathroom sink, where Old Cat likes to nap, is dotted with blotches of litter that's tracked there on her paws. I have to vacuum the rugs every single day. Sweep my kitchen 2-3 times a day if I'm walking barefoot. I regret buying 10 boxes of this. Here I was thinking "wow, I'll stock the back closet and not have to buy litter for ever and ever amen!". And now I'm thinking "ohmygod why did I buy so much of this crap, please let the basement flood and ruin it all so I have an excuse to replace it". Sure I could replace it all, but I'm a frugal so-and-so who won't replace something until it breaks, and uses up everything to the last drop.It's so weird that this litter that is so heavy it throws off my litter robot is also so lightweight that it tracks everywhere in my house, but there you go.So why 4 stars when I hate it so much?It clumps. It kills odors.Those are the two most important things you want from a clumping cat litter. And this does those two things really well. And god forbid you live in an even smaller flat than I do, or don't even have a closet you can hide your litter box in (in which case, you have to search ikea hacks for privacy cat boxes, they have awesome ideas)....as least you can have a litter that disguises the fact that you even have pets that poop. Seriously, people (including my landlord) walk into my flat and remark on the fact that they can't smell cat. If you smell anything bad in my flat, it's probably that chicken I burned last night when I was trying to experiment with some weird reduction sauce with garlic, and things went awry. But cat smells? Nope. Nada. Zilch. Zero.So to sum up: It tracks everywhere, I hate it, but I keep using it, while keeping my eye out for another low/no-tracking litter that odor kills. But I appreciate the fact that it really does kill odors and leads strangers to be surprised when they discover I have multiple cats since they otherwise would not have known I had any pets.