4604 reviews forCat's Best Original Cat Litter

I’m absolutely thrilled... it’s lightweight, doesn’t smell, clumps perfectly, and the best part – you can dispose of it via the toilet (very handy if you live on the 4th floor). Besides, it’s very economical to use (I only ever change it after at least 4 weeks). I can honestly only recommend it!!!

For a long time, I used clumping litter from various brands and was relatively satisfied. Out of love for the environment and because the waste bag was always super heavy, I decided to try this eco-friendly cat litter, and I have to say, I’m never buying anything else again!!! My three Norwegian Forest Cats accepted it straight away without any issues. It forms good clumps and can be disposed of via the toilet, as it dissolves immediately in water. The few crumbs that stick to the cats' paws are quickly swept up with a dustpan and brush and don’t get stuck in the fibres of the carpet... I’m thrilled and can wholeheartedly recommend it to everyone.

I've been using Cats Best for quite some time now and I'm super happy with it. The only thing that bothered me a bit was that the litter ends up scattered all over the flat. So, I tried using a silica litter again in the meantime – while there’s less litter around the flat, the filling in the cat litter box only lasts about a week with my two cats, which is far too short for me! So, I’m going back to the trusty Cats Best and will just vacuum a bit more often ;-)

Excellent eco-friendly litter that not only pleases my two cats. It’s super absorbent, neutralises odours, and the cat droppings can easily be disposed of in the toilet. This means nothing ends up in the bin, no smell lingers, and it’s incredibly hygienic. Gizmo, Faye, and their human servant are very happy!

I tried this litter again with my three cats, despite initially swearing it off, and once more realised: it lasts for nearly four weeks for three big tigers (Coonies) and just one single litter tray (as a test)!! In that regard, absolutely unbeatable. BUT: There’s truly not a single spot in the flat where the litter hasn’t been scattered. Spending a full hour every evening just cleaning up doesn’t make up for the price, disposal, or durability... I’d much rather have free time to play with the cats. Such a shame!!! But I’m switching back again...

I can only say, the best thing I've ever come across. My two tigers are absolutely happy, we are too, and nothing goes wrong anymore.

My two cats (with 2 litter boxes) managed for over five months (40 litres). Plus, I save myself the hassle of heavy lifting, which is a big advantage.

Super, I've been using this cat litter for quite some time now, and I'm very satisfied. The best thing is that you can dispose of it in the toilet. My cats think it's great too.

I use Cats Best litter for rabbits and I’m absolutely thrilled with it. My consumption of litter has significantly decreased. On the one hand, the clumps can be quickly removed daily, and on the other hand, it’s very efficient. Additionally, it’s extremely low in dust, and in my opinion, wood shavings simply can’t compete with it. Since it’s made from plant fibres, there’s no risk if it gets nibbled on. What I particularly like is that hardly anything sticks to the rabbits’ paws when they leave the cage. I’m completely satisfied!

I, or rather, my four furry friends on velvet paws, are very satisfied with the product. It immediately absorbs the waste, so even with cats suffering from persistent diarrhoea or particularly smelly waste, the odour quickly returns to normal, making it incredibly easy to clean the litter trays. I can only recommend it for problem cats, regular cats, and for people who want to do something good for the environment.

I've tried out quite a few types of litter – now I'm sticking with this one. It lasts a long time, smells pleasant, absorbs excellently, and is easy to dispose of. My tomcat took to it straight away – and he's really fussy when it comes to his litter tray. I also use it as bedding for my hamster – simply a top-notch product!!!

I'm thrilled. I've been using this litter for 4 weeks now, and I can only say it's fantastic. It clumps properly, smells pleasant, doesn't create dust, and my 3 cats are perfectly happy with it. For years, I used BIOkat Fresh, but for the past year, I've had issues with one of my cats. She doesn't like using the litter box anymore—whether it's because BIOkat creates too much dust, doesn't clump anymore, smells too strong, or something else, I don't know. She started going in the bathtub, the sink, or on a rubber mat. I've tried quite a few things, but for the past 4 weeks, I feel like I'm finally on the right track with this new litter.

After trying out most of the common cat litter types, Cat's Best Öko Cat Litter is now the only one that goes in the litter tray. If you regularly scoop out the larger deposits, it binds odours really well and is very economical. Plus, it's a natural product. Of course, the litter occasionally sticks to paws or fur and gets spread around the house, but that happens with other types too. I only buy this litter now and happily recommend it!

I've had cats for decades. During all this time, I've tried many types of litter. Sure, there are some that smell like baby powder, or the litter stays like a concrete lump in the tray and doesn't spread around the house, but Cat's Öko is the best so far in terms of efficiency. The 40-litre bag lasts for what feels like 3–4 months. Our two tomcats (16 years old) took to it well when they came to us 1.5 years ago (previously they had Catsan in the tray). Good clumping, litter depth around 10–12 cm, daily removal of waste with a slotted scoop, and topping up as needed. Disposal exclusively via the rubbish bin. The smell – depending on what the cats have eaten – can be atrocious, but once it's buried, it's fine again. We don't notice any urine odour. Occasionally, I find small litter clumps one floor down, but we do have a vacuum cleaner/broom, after all. As long as the cats are happy with it in the tray, Cat's Öko is our favourite.

I switched to Cat's Best Öko Plus because my tomcat always used to cough due to the dust from other litters. Since the switch, that has almost completely stopped. Plus, I could never fully avoid a slight smell of the litter box before, but now there’s no smell at all! And that’s even though I don’t have to change the litter as often as I used to. It’s just so much more efficient now. I’m absolutely satisfied and won’t be switching again anytime soon!

Convinced by the many positive reviews, I ordered Cat's Best Öko Plus clumping litter a few weeks ago, and after an extensive testing phase, I am now certain that this was a bad decision. Contrary to some claims, the litter does indeed produce dust when filling the cat litter boxes and is far from reliable in binding odours. The small granules stick in large amounts to my cats' long fur and paws, which results in them spreading the litter not only on the bathroom floor but throughout the entire flat, even onto the furniture. Sometimes, my cats even tread the damp granules into textiles (cushions, armchairs) and into the grout lines of the bathroom tiles. Ever since I started using this litter, my bathroom has constantly smelled of urine, and despite having a mat in front of the litter boxes, not a single day goes by without me having to vacuum and mop the entire flat. I’ve never experienced this with other types of litter, which is why I will definitely not be ordering Cat's Best Öko Plus again. The available product sizes are also highly impractical: the small pack contains almost nothing, and the large pack is so huge and heavy that the litter can only be added to the boxes scoop by scoop. The only positive aspect of the product is its good clumping ability. However, this cannot outweigh the aforementioned disadvantages.

My two cats love the litter, and I'm very satisfied too. It's very economical and forms good clumps.

I've been using this cat litter ever since I got my little tomcat. It's really very effective when it comes to odour control and clumping. The litter box doesn't emit that terribly sharp smell that I'm used to from the ones my friends and acquaintances with cats have. While I don't dispose of the urine clumps in the toilet, I do flush the cat faeces. The cat litter that ends up in the toilet dissolves immediately – which is a huge advantage.

I've been using this litter for over a year now, but I'm back to looking for something better. The main thing for me is the lack of odour control, especially after "big business". Also, the clumps are not very tight and sometimes crumble, and stick quite a lot to the bottom. This, I believe, is why the litter box starts smelling after a week at the latest, despite regular scooping: some of the soiled litter always stays behind. Considering the frequent complete litter replacement, it's actually quite expensive. Minor complaints are the dust (not too bad) and tracking (quite bad). Having said all this, I have yet to find something better (have tried and rejected silicate granules and regular betonite clumping litter). Next on the list to try is Porta Pine...

It clumps perfectly, doesn’t smell, and can be easily disposed of via the toilet.