Boxiecat Glo Corn Clumping Cat & Kitty Litter
In a Nutshell
- Environmentally friendly but has significant tracking issues.
- Odor control is mixed; some users love it, others find it disappointing.
- Not recommended for use in litter robots due to mess and sensor issues.
Quick Verdict
Boxiecat Glo Corn Litter is environmentally friendly but has significant issues with tracking and odor control. Some users report excellent odor control, but others find it disappointing. The product is mixed on repeat recommendations.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Environmentally Friendly (3)
Users appreciate that it is an eco-friendly alternative to traditional litters.
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Effective Odor control (2)
Many users report good odor control, especially when used regularly.
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Attracts Cats (1)
Some users find that cats are attracted to this litter more than others.
Cons
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Tracking (6) major
Many users report significant tracking issues, making it difficult to keep floors clean.
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Odor Control (2) major
Some users find the odor control to be inadequate, especially with multiple cats.
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Potential Pests (3) major
Some users have reported issues with insects like weevils or flour beetles in the product. Rubbish
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Specific Usage Repull control issues (2) minor
Potential issues with sensors on litterbots
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Eco-conscious pet owners — Enjoy the environmentally friendly aspects of the product.
- • Pet owners looking for a lightweight litter alternative — They prefer the less hefty nature of the product.
✗ Skip If
- • People with limited time for daily sweeping — The litter tends to track quite a bit
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Dump and replace litter every two weeks to maintain odor control.
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Can it cause tracking issues?
Based on reviewer consensus, yes. The product leaves particles which easily adhere in and around the box room due to its form not being perfectly block like.
Is it highly effective against trapped odors?
No, multiple reviewers discontinued use due to lack of odor control.
Highlighted Reviews
"It is more environmently friendly and odor adsorption is amazing! I used the hammer cat litter with baking soda for years, and this one outperforms the hammer! I do not need to fill in baking soda each 2 weeks at all. The corn litter does the job."
"Do NOT use this in a Litter Robot! I have used Boxie for almost a year and decided to try this type. It left a huge mess in the bottom of the robot to the point it threw off the sensor on it and I had a mess and had to dump and completely scrub it and restart. And bad bad ammonia smell. Stay away fr..."
Bottom Line
Boxiecat Glo Corn Litter is a good eco-friendly option for those who can tolerate its drawbacks. It's best suited for those willing to deal with tracking and potential odor issues. For Cats that prefer a natural litter product, this could be a good choice after trial.