Arm & Hammer Kitty litter Reviews

Works better than most on the market - a bit more expensive than some other brands, but you get what you pay for.  This lasts longer between complete litter box changes, so it actually ends up being a good value for the money.  Clumps well and doesn't break apart when the cats scratch in the litter box - a very important thing when you have multiple cats.  One major drawback is that it can be quite dusty, especially when fresh out of the box, and the smaller size of the individual granules means more tracking out of the litter box and onto the floor, but that's what vacuum… read full review »

I've been using Arm and Hammer cat litter for almost well over 5 years now, with multiple cats and now with a single cat.  This is one of the best litters I have found and I've tried quite a few.  It clumps well and can be cleaned without having to change the entire litter box for quite a while compared to others.  It is wonderful at keeping the smell down and doesn't have too much dust when being poured.  I do agree that the spout is not very well designed and you can never get the last bit of litter out of the box, but overall a great value for the… read full review »

One of the drawbacks of having more than one cat is the kitty litter.  The Arm and Hammer Kitty Litter is the only brand that really clumps well and keeps the litter from getting too smelly.  I paired it up with the Arm and Hammer Litter Deodorizer and we were smell free.  Scooping was easy and the clumps did not break up into pieces as I scooped.  Very good product, and reasonably priced.  One drawback, the new spout was harder to use.  It did not stay open and I had to pry open the flap as I poured, getting litter all over my hands and in my nails.  I… read full review »

I currently have two indoor only cats.  They do a great job of filling the litter box on a daily basis!  People who don't know that I have cats, come to my house and are suprised when they see a cat.  I often get comments such as, "Wow.  Usually I can smell that someone has a cat when I walk in the door, but your home doesn't smell.  What kind of litter do you use?"  It seems to be more dusty that other litters, but it works so much better than anything… read full review »

At one point I had 7 cats with 4 litterboxes. Of course I scooped everyday, but this stuff clumps so well and I always buy unscented, no odors at all! I try feed higher quality food (garbage in, garbage out). For some reason my local Petsmart stores do not carry the unscented variety but Target does and they even have a bonus size at 35 lbs. for $12.99 with sales all the time for $9.99. I find coupons all the time, too. I tried other brands for multiple cat homes, nothing clumped as well. … read full review »

This is a great cat litter, ever since my cat has been using it, she won't go near any other litter (and I've tried, sigh). Be advised, it should be Fragrance Free, otherwise the cat might not like it. (it happened to my cat). She didn't even like Fresh Start's Fragrance Free, it had carbon in it so I suspect that was the smell (confused because it was supposed to be perfume free). It does a very good job with clumps, sometimes I can wait until next morning to clean… read full review »

I have allergies, so it is one of the few litters with an unscented version that also keeps my house from smelling bad.  One thing that I like is that you get instant odor reduction just by stirring the litter around to circulate the baking soda.  This is definitely a little bit more expensive than generic or store brand litter, but in my mind this is one thing that I'm not willing to cut corners on.… read full review »

This cat litter is probably the best performing cat litter I've ever tried.  I have three cats and even if I go away for a weekend, with no one home to clean the litter box, when I return my home is still odor free even though the litter box is usually really dirty.  Other cat litters, including ones supposedly formulated for multiple cat households, don't work nearly as… read full review »

I was really concerned when I was filling up my cat's litter box, and out came a cigarette butt.  How could this have happened?  I called the company and expressed my concerns.  They gave me no explanation as to how this happened, nor did they give me any assurances that they would correct their workplace.  I am completely disgusted with this product. … read full review »

Arm and Hammer is one of only two brands I will buy. It doesn't have that cloying "melon" scent like tidy cats, and it clumps just as well. I like that there is baking soda in it, and I think it really helps with the odor control. Add to that the fact that it's not terribly expensive and is often on sale, and its a winner. —… read full review »

I have used Arm & Hammer Litter for over a year now and its the only litter I will buy. Its best for keeping the scent down, not sticking to cats feet, and works well with my automatic litter box. I am a fan of most any Arm & Hammer product and their litter stands up to the name in my opinion. I would recomend it to anyone.… read full review »

My house doesn't smell like a liter box.  All the oder is absorb and stays fresh even when the cat box is over due for a cleaning.  It stays clumped together and comes out easily.  The price can vary depending on where you buy it but watch for sales because they're really a good… read full review »

Up until recently, I was living in an apartment with 3 cats.  I had to find something to kill the smell of the litter box, and this litter was it.  It clumps well, and it eliminates the odor of 3 smelly kitties.  Plus, there's now a new spout that allows ALL the litter to come… read full review »