- Is Ultra Last good for multiple cats?
- Yes. Its baking soda odor control and firm clumps hold up better in busy boxes than basic clay litters. Scoop daily and top off as needed.
- How does it compare with lightweight litters?
- It is heavier and dustier to pour, but it clumps harder and tracks less. Lightweight litters are easier to carry but often clump softer.
- Does it work in a covered litter box?
- Yes, and the odor control helps in enclosed boxes. Covered boxes trap dust, so stir the litter gently and clean the lid regularly.
- Is it flushable?
- No. Clay litter should go in the trash, not the toilet. Scoop clumps into a bag and dispose of them with household waste.
- How much litter should I use?
- Fill the box about 2 to 3 inches deep. Add more after scooping to keep that depth, and replace the litter fully every few weeks.
- Is the scent safe for kittens?
- The litter is intended for cats, but kittens and sensitive cats may do better with an unscented litter. Introduce any new litter gradually.
- Where is the Arm & Hammer Clumping Litter Ultra Last 20lb cheapest?
- At Tractor Supply Co, for $14.99, as of our latest check.