We use Cat's Best, which I believe is pretty similar to World's Best. But when cat just got into our household I decided to use his leftover clay litter to help cat get used to new place. Since there wasn't enough of old litter, I had to mix two. The result: worked the same way as just Cat's Best, very well clumped in a single ball, had no issues whatsoever. So mixing indeed works, the only thing I would be cautious about is ratio.
what about the litter sticking to her fur?We use Cat's Best, which I believe is pretty similar to World's Best. But when cat just got into our household I decided to use his leftover clay litter to help cat get used to new place. Since there wasn't enough of old litter, I had to mix two. The result: worked the same way as just Cat's Best, very well clumped in a single ball, had no issues whatsoever. So mixing indeed works, the only thing I would be cautious about is ratio.
And yes, Maines are the most magnificent creatures in the world
With Cat's Best I had no such issues whatsoever. But they have variants such as Gold designed specifically for long-haired breeds or Smart that suppose to prevent sticking problem entirely.
I have never had a problem with World’s Best Litter sticking to fur, and my Maine Coon has a LOT of fur there. Never sticks to their pads either, made from corn,
Try a large plastic storage bin.
