15 reviews forBiokat's Diamond Care Sensitive Classic Cat Litter

My cat is allergic to dust mites and eats corn-based litter 🤢 so I found this. It's still a bit dusty but I guess since it's not actual dust mites it doesn't make her itch. I also don't find it tracks much, significantly less than the previous paper-based litter I was using.

The clumps fall apart, not suitable for my cats as everything crumbles when they dig.

Unfortunately, the litter clumps very poorly, so the clump falls apart and you end up with small crumbs mixed in with the rest of the litter. It’s also very dusty, which is quite noticeable when filling it. I had hoped for more, as it seemed to tick all the boxes I was looking for. Such a shame – now I’ll have to look for a different litter.

I bought the sensitive Biocat for my furry friend and I’m completely satisfied. When sprinkling it, there’s absolutely no dust, it clumps really well. I’ve been using it for two weeks now and it doesn’t seem like it needs changing yet.

I got this because it was unscented and not very dusty, but my cat tracks it everywhere despite having a litter mat outside her box.

The litter really does produce very little dust. Unfortunately, the clumps fall apart, so most of it slips through the scoop.

When pouring it, it unfortunately creates some dust, but my cats like it and accepted it straight away. I'm satisfied.

The litter was immediately accepted by my tomcat. It’s very fine-grained and doesn’t produce any dust at all. It’s a lucky find for both human and cat!

So far, the best litter we've come across!

I liked buying it because one of my cats is very sensitive and doesn’t get along with every type of litter. Unfortunately, there are occasional batches that are extremely dusty, and my little one can’t stop sneezing. There’s also noticeably more dust settling on the furniture. It’s a shame that the quality is so inconsistent.

We tried this litter as an alternative to our usual one due to delivery issues. It's been very well received, and both cats enjoy digging in it. It absorbs well, and the odour control is decent. However, when sifting and digging, it kicks up an awful lot of dust, and it tends to get spread quite a bit around the area of the litter boxes. The price-performance ratio, though, makes up for these drawbacks.

After a total of 9 test bags, I won’t be buying this litter again due to the heavy dust development. Our cats are still scratching noticeably more often since using this litter. Absorption and odour control are actually top-notch. However, it also gets used up quickly.

We’re now on our third test bag. Unfortunately, this one is also a very dusty affair. This is particularly problematic with enclosed litter boxes… Odour control and clumping are really good, though sometimes the clumps fall apart when sifting. One of my cats has been scratching noticeably more often since using this litter, even though nothing has been added to it. I really like the 6-litre bags. They fit perfectly in our litter box for refilling. This way, there are no more opened litter bags lying around.

We’ve tried many types of litter (from Zooplus). Even the awful stench of the tomcat’s big business disappears within a few seconds. It clumps brilliantly, which makes cleaning a pleasure again. The scoop for coarse litter can also be used.

Since I had a severe allergic reaction to bentonite cat litter (blocked dry nose, burning mucous membranes, and headache), this is now the perfect cat litter—99% dust-free, clumps very well, and our four cats are happy with it too.