4603 reviews forCat's Best Original Cat Litter

The best cat litter my cats have ever had so far – highly recommended. All the manufacturer's claims are confirmed – pleasant scent, economical to use as it's highly effective, and the cats' paws love it. Eco-friendly. Top-notch – congratulations on the product.

The Öko Plus is indeed very economical, as my tomcat only uses it in emergencies – he has a second litter box to choose from, with regular dusty litter. The Öko litter is apparently too hard on his paws, and he doesn’t bury his droppings but leaves them on top instead... Conclusion: the owner would be very happy with the litter, but the tomcat isn’t – unfortunately.

Simply brilliant, this litter! It clumps perfectly. It smells wonderfully of wood. It’s very economical. It absorbs odours well, and our little tomcat no longer steps in his own mess because he gets along much better with the consistency of this litter. The only tiny downside is that it sometimes sticks to his fur and gets spread around a bit more. However, this is far less annoying with small wood shavings than with the bentonite pellets of conventional litter. I’m completely thrilled, and so is our cat!

I thought the litter was really great: it hardly produced any dust, smelled pleasant, even after a cat had just done its big business, and I found the disposal via the toilet brilliant... but my cats didn’t like it. They were very reluctant to dig in it. One of our tomcats even kept putting his front paws on the toilet rim, quickly did his business, and left the bathroom without covering it up. So, one point deducted.

I am very satisfied with Cat's Best Oko Plus cat litter, can't imagine anything better. Would recommend it to everyone again.

Bad: The product doesn't clump, it looks terrible in the house because the granules are scattered everywhere, it's not economical, I have to throw away a lot of litter every day. Good: It smells nice, the litter is lightweight.

We tried this litter as the third option, and we have to say it’s fantastic. It doesn’t smell and is incredibly efficient. The clumps that form can be softened in the toilet and then flushed away. That’s brilliant!!! So, full marks for this litter.

After looking after my indoor cat for 16 years who sadly died 3 years ago. I recently took in a rescue female that turned out to be pregnant and now I have 5 indoor kitties. I tried oko and I can just simpley say "it's the best cat litter in my 16 pluss years experience of looking after cats". No smells and easy to keep clean.

My outdoor cat has become an indoor cat due to her age and has started using her litter tray four times a day instead of four times a month. I tried lots of different cat litters and all were smelly, expensive and very heavy to carry back from the supermarket. Decided to try this and am completely won over by it. I got a large 40L bag delivered and I can't detect any smell at all. I do remove the clumps as soon as I can and top it up regularly. My cat was sometimes reluctant to use the tray before as she obviously considered it a bit too smelly but she has no such problem with this. She does walk it all over the house but that is a small price to pay for the clean smell. I've invested in a small rechargeable vacuum cleaner to pick the bits up. Lasts well too, it's about a month since I got it and the bag is still over half full. Great stuff!!

Here's a tip regarding the unpleasant scattering of litter: Simply use long-fibre microfibre cloths in floor mop size as a base, and it’s reduced to a minimum. Otherwise – just brilliant.

We've been using this litter for several years now. However, lately we've noticed that it no longer clumps properly and is very dusty. It was definitely better in the past. I hope this changes again, otherwise we'll probably have to switch to a different litter.

The litter is really great, but I have two long-haired cats, and the litter ends up everywhere in the flat. Unfortunately, the litter isn’t suitable for these breeds.

Unfortunately, there are more negative points than positive ones for this litter, at least for me. It’s true, it smells nice like wood, but other than that, I can’t say it clumps well – half of it constantly falls apart. Our Coonie scratches excessively, and the area around the toilet looks terrible because everything spills out due to the litter being so lightweight. Not to mention all the bits that get stuck in his fur and are carried throughout the entire flat. In the end, I decided to switch back to another product.

For many years, I’ve been using high-quality fine-grain clumping litter. I’ve always been very satisfied with it, and so have almost all of my six cats. However, unfortunately, I have one tomcat who prefers to pee on carpets and, if he does use the litter box at all, he awkwardly tiptoes in with his long legs as if he’s doing me a personal favour. I’ve tried everything. Recently, I made one last desperate attempt with litter box inserts made of potting soil, bark mulch, straw, and in one box – Cats Best Öko Plus. And a miracle happened – the tomcat started using the litter box! I couldn’t believe my eyes! The litter is genuinely pleasant; it smells natural and is surprisingly good at absorbing odours. The clumping also surprised me. I had expected it to fall apart immediately, but it holds together quite well. I got myself a scoop with very large holes and remove the clumps a bit more generously. I clean this litter box twice a day, and even after two weeks, it still doesn’t smell! I’m considering switching all the litter boxes to this, as the litter seems to be very comfortable for cats in terms of texture and scent. I do think the consumption might be slightly higher in the long run compared to the baby powder-scented litters, but it’s more environmentally friendly. Some of the litter does end up outside the box when the cats are digging, but I’m not too fussy about that – after all, you already have cat hair everywhere and muddy cat paws after rainy walks. For me, this litter is TOP-notch; I wish I’d discovered it sooner! My former carpet-loving tomcat can only agree!

I think the odour control is great. The clumping is also good; I've heard from some people that the clumps fall apart when being removed, but I can't confirm that. A huge downside, and for me a complete dealbreaker, is that it's far too lightweight and my cats carry it all over the flat – and my flat is pretty big. It drives me mad; no matter where you walk, you're stepping on litter. I can't spend the whole day armed with a vacuum cleaner going around the flat.

As several people have already mentioned, the litter is definitely not odour-binding. Thanks to having a window, I can still manage with that. What I find more problematic is that the current pack is extremely dusty. My two dig quickly and deeply, which regularly results in heavy clouds of dust and quite a few sneezing fits. I’ll now go ahead and try other types of litter after all.

I have 7 indoor cats and they all love it No smells from the trays and the poo and pee is easily removable leaving the trays fresh and clean A 40kilo bag lasts me one month I remove the dirty litter and wet area from underneath the litter and rake the top over which leaves the remaining litter clean and dry. Topping up the trays with fresh litter when needed. Much easier on my feet when my furries carry it out of their trays on their feet. Although it appears to be more expensive than other litter I find it is more economicable to use as well as the trays remaining clean and fresh.

I’m really satisfied with the litter, it has a pleasant (slightly) woody scent. Clumps brilliantly, and since the litter box is in our bathroom, it’s perfect! Unfortunately, I have to deduct one point because the 'shavings' get stuck in the fur of my three Coons, and the whole floor is scattered with litter despite using a mat! But it’s not a big deal, still much better than having the whole flat stink.

I spent a long time searching for the perfect litter and tried many different ones. This is the BEST for me! My kitty likes it, it can be quickly and easily disposed of in the toilet, it binds odours well, is very economical, easy to transport, so even manageable for me, and... the price is worth it! The only downside: since it’s very lightweight, the odd crumb tends to get scattered around the flat – but honestly, with which litter doesn’t that happen? ;)

Short and sweet: + Purely natural, biologically easily degradable content + My two tomcats like it + Flushable in the toilet + Clumps are easy to remove - Quite expensive compared to other cat litter - Hardly binds odours - My cats scatter it all over the flat every time