4603 reviews forCat's Best Original Cat Litter

Never anything else again... Clumps, doesn't smell, gets disposed of via the toilet; we're very satisfied.

I have just purchased my first bag of this litter. Good points are reasonably priced, reduced odour, clumps well, biogegradable so you can dispose of down the toilet (careful not to put too much in toilet in one go)and kittens seem happy to use it. However, it is messy and my two kittens do leave a trail of it outside the box but all litters that I have used do this so this wouldn't stop me from purchasing more of Cats Best Oko. I would be happy to recommend this product.

was looking for nature friendly and easy to use cat litter. Now I can say that my search is over! It clumps amazing,toilet flush-able, lasts for ages, there is some tracking but I think its more of the litter box problem as my "little" kitten Bruiser of 9 months old is quite a digger.

Absorbent, long lasting, odour reducing, flushable and soft on my 5 month old kittens paws. I'm really happy with this litter, the fact that it flushes I love, nothing worse than going out to the bin 5 times a day with poop/pee bags when you live in a 3rd floor flat! And it really is absorbent, 1 pee = 1 solid ball, easy to scoop and leave behind clean litter so, the litter lasts well (so it's worth the price!) I also like that it's non-clay clumping as I wasn't fussed on using the clay litters. My only complaint is that it does track slightly, I find little bits of litter in the bathroom (where the litter box is), but I have tile flooring so it's easy to Hoover up with a handy hand held Hoover. Very rarely do I find any litter outside of the bathroom, so it's not that much of a problem.

Simply brilliant, it clumps really well and doesn’t smell at all! And the best part: you can flush it down the toilet :) I can only recommend it! The only improvement would be to make the litter a bit bigger. But otherwise, top-notch!

The litter is definitely not to be dismissed, as long as you don't have to use it in a room without a window. When the two tomcats poop, it smells absolutely awful. It clumps quite well. What also works really well is that you can dispose of it in the toilet. However, the water consumption does increase significantly.

This was recommended by the breeder of my two BSH. Initially I thought it expensive but it lasts such a long time! I keep the litter box deep and scoop 2/3 times a day so the bottom of the box doesn't get damp. It doesn't smell bad as all the urine clumps into pee balls which flush so easily and the poop seems to dry up a bit. It does track and that's its downside - I have to hoover the bathroom every day. The upside is that when I hoover the bathroom I do the rest of the house at the same time so it's a win-win.

After I was no longer satisfied with the clumping, I switched to Tigerino, which unfortunately produces a lot of dust compared to CBÖP. CBÖP is the least dusty litter I’ve tried so far. Then I ordered CBÖP again – and lo and behold, it clumps better again (20l). Let’s hope it stays that way... because otherwise, I’m completely happy with wood litter. I’ve tried two bentonite litters (Golden Odour and Extreme Classic), and both started to smell terribly within 4 days, despite relatively infrequent use, as my (neutered) cats and tomcats are outdoor cats. On the other hand, I can use wood litter in the litter boxes (with refilling) for weeks. The advantages of low weight, wood scent, compostability, and disposal in organic waste don’t even need to be discussed further. However, it’s true that with wood litter, solid waste isn’t particularly well contained in terms of odour, so quick cleaning and subsequent airing are recommended. For indoor cats and being out at work all day, I wouldn’t want to come home to that. Regarding the “beach effect”: It seems to happen with every type of litter. With bentonite, in my experience, there’s more digging, and a lot ends up scattered around the litter box. Especially fine litter gets carried everywhere on the cats’ paws. With wood litter, there’s less around the box, and it sticks less to paws – but it does tend to cling to clothes, socks, and dogs (if you have one) and gets spread everywhere from there. Apparently, the perfect all-in-one solution for litter hasn’t been invented yet.

It's really long-lasting; I have two cats and three litter boxes. My last order was 5 weeks ago (20 litres). Note: it gets cleaned every day. It doesn’t smell, it’s super absorbent, and my cats love it. Great value for money!

After trying out quite a few types of cat litter and using silica litter for a while because of its excellent odour control, I have to say that Cats Best Öko Plus not only binds odours well but also forms wonderful clumps that are easy to remove. It's very economical, so with two tomcats, I only need one 20-litre bag for two months. The only downside: it really spreads throughout the entire flat because it gets stuck between the paws of my Coonies... but having to vacuum more often is a price I'm happy to pay if it means the flat never smells of "cat". So, highly recommended!

I've tried a lot of cat litter before and was really impressed with Cats Best. The smell of the litter was great, the clumping was fantastic, and it was easy to transport. But unfortunately, the quality has really gone downhill. The clumps no longer hold together, and the urine smell is awful. Nobody needs something like this.

I was really excited about the product; it sounded so promising and had so many good reviews. Unfortunately, my expectations were not met. Our two tomcats were very reluctant to use the litter tray with this cat litter. They either went to the other tray filled with different litter or left their faeces on top without burying it. The Cat's Best Öko Plus cat litter seems very suspicious to them because it’s so lightweight. As a result, our living space constantly smelled of cat faeces. That was very unpleasant. I won’t be buying it again.

... but unfortunately not suitable for my four long-haired cats, as the lightweight litter sticks excessively to their paws. Despite having several carpet runners in front of the litter boxes, the cat litter is almost everywhere in the house! It's incredibly annoying! On top of that, I've noticed that my kitties prefer fine, soft litter!!!

The best cat litter I’ve tried in the past 30 years, 1. It lasts a long time, 2. It doesn’t smell, 3. The best part is that you can dispose of it in the toilet.

Until about 1.5 years ago, I was thrilled with this litter. Then something was changed, and it started to smell awful and no longer clumped properly. Now, after a long break, I’ve given the litter another chance, and I find it as good as it used to be!

I've been using this litter for almost 7 years now, but lately, the quality has really gone downhill. It clumps very poorly, starts to smell quickly, and I'll have to switch to a different litter. Such a shame!

Hello, I agree with the opinion. I've been using it for 4 years now, and lately, it crumbles more than it clumps. However, that's the only downside.

I’ve had the impression for quite some time now that the quality of the litter has significantly deteriorated. I’ve been using this litter for 5 years; it never smelled and clumped well. But now, our cat is already showing signs of uncleanliness because the litter starts to stink terribly after a very short time, the clumps don’t hold at all anymore, and everything crumbles. Unfortunately, I’ll have to switch to something else...

I've been using cöbp for 3 years now, and I also think that the clumping ability has deteriorated recently – always soft, always falling apart, and remnants stay in the toilet... However, I can't confirm that the wood scent has diminished, nor that the litter box smells bad more quickly. That said, I have outdoor cats, so the litter box is only used sporadically, which might mean I'm not the best judge on that point. Aside from that, it would be great if a suitable litter scoop could finally be offered – the standard coarse one is too coarse, as contaminated pieces from the crumbling clumps fall through as well.

The litter is very good. As described: economical, clumps well, and binds odours. It’s also well accepted by the cats. But the downsides: Since the litter is very light, the cats carry it everywhere. It gets stuck in their paws. I’m constantly hoovering!