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Claims over Clorox Kitty Litter Ads Pass Judge's Smell Test

The Am Law Daily

August 29, 2012

We're not sure how cats really feel about The Clorox Company's Fresh Step cat litter, but the stuff sure seems irresistible to lawyers. In 2010, Clorox debuted a series of TV commercials in which cats sniff boxes full of Arm & Hammer's Super Scoop kitty litter and reject them in favor of Clorox's Fresh Step product. Cats are "smart enough to choose the litter with less odors," a voiceover narrator explains. Clorox dropped the commercial after it got slapped with a false advertising suit by Arm & Hammer brand-owner Church & Dwight Co., and two weeks later a new ad for Fresh Step hit the airwaves. This one didn't mention Arm & Hammer by name. And it swapped playful footage of jumping cats for a scientific-looking demonstration involving beakers and foul-looking green gasses.

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