Paws & Claws Unscented Non-Clumping Clay Cat Litter

I have always preferred the non-clumping litter. Having 8 cats, the clumping type turns to 'cement' in a day or 2. With the non-clumping, I pick out the 'goodies' daily and it will last about 4 or 5 days before changing out. For our needs, the 50# bag is perfect and the price is reasonable. Only downside, it is a little dusty when initially poured into the litter pan.

"Every several days remove the solid waste from the cat litter and dispose of it in a trash receptacle." <-----quoting PLEASE don't tell people to clean the box every several days. Too many in the public are idiots and if you need to be told when to clean the box you shouldn't have a cat. DO YOU ONLY FLUSH THE TOILET IN YOUR HOUSE EVERY SEVERAL DAYS? Or do you flush each time someone uses? At the VERY VERY least people should be scooping the box once a day. How freakin hard is it to scoop once a day? When you walk into a public restroom and end up in a stall where the bowl is either full or clogged, do you still do your business or move to another stall where they actually did flush? That's right you want a fresh bowl AND SO DOES YOUR CATS! I personally don't like crapping on top of someone else's crap and neither do my cats. Plus unclean litter boxes create unfavorable litter box behavior from cats causing too many ending up tossed outside or surrendered to overcrowded shelters. If your going to sell pet products please be more conscientious of your subject. Otherwise, I use your product for the number of rescues I've taken in over the years but agree it is too dusty and I've watched the price climb. I do like that it is unscented. Cats have sensitive respiratory systems. Larger bags are great but hardly a discount per pound.