Is organic pet food efficient? It is indeed — just like people, animals need high quality food to remain healthy.

The major problem with the content of conventional pet foods is the use of “animal byproducts” which are low-grade wastes from the beef and poultry industry.

Natural pet foods are minimally processed and are preserved with natural substances, such as vitamin C and E. Whereas “natural” is an undefined and unregulated distinction, “certified organic” pet foods must meet strict standards set by the USDA that spell out how ingredients are produced and processed. These standards do not allow the use of pesticides, hormones, antibiotics, preservatives, artificial ingredients or genetically modified ingredients.

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The self-proclaimed “World’s Best Cat Litter” may be able to live up to its name. Because it is made from whole kernel corn, the litter delivers great odor control. The microporous structure of corn provides a large surface area to trap and absorb ammonia and urine odors.

We like it because it is biodegradable, comes from a renewable source, and because it has added chemicals or perfumes to mask odor.

The 7 pound bag sells for about $9. Here is a list of retailers.