4604 reviews forCat's Best Original Cat Litter

Doesn't create dust, clumps instantly, no smell........ The best litter ever.

I also use Cat's Best for our dogs and puppies. They start being trained for the dog toilet from the third week onwards. If a "wee" happens to miss the mark, just sprinkle Cat's Best over it, wait a few minutes, and sweep it up. No smell and no stinky cleaning cloth. Simply brilliant and highly recommended.

The idea of litter that can be disposed of in the toilet or organic waste bin is fundamentally great! Unfortunately, I have the impression that, over time, this isn’t ideal for the toilet, as the litter doesn’t dissolve quickly – flushing multiple times seems advisable to prevent blockages. The product was very well received by my two tomcats, but I would rate the clumping as rather poor, as the clumps tend to remain quite soft and therefore easily fall apart during cleaning. The main drawback, however, is that you find the litter all over the flat, as it sticks to their paws and, due to its light consistency, is often dug out of the litter box. You can’t have it all, I suppose...

Super product. We've been using it for years and are absolutely thrilled. No smell, no dust, great for disposal in the toilet, no artificial fragrances... just pure nature. Unfortunately, it gets a bit slimy when combined with water, but oh well. You can't have everything. If you haven't tried it yet, you definitely should!

I mix mine with a 1/3 recycled paper base cat litter. it clumps very well and is so easy to remove. The smells have disappeared, my two cats love it. it can be a bit messy, mainly because one of my cats likes to dig and dig. It works out very cheap, a bag seems to last for a very long time, I won't be changing my cat litter again.

I first came across this litter at my sister’s place; it has a very pleasant smell, though the cats needed some time to get used to it at first. However, my sister’s little tomcat developed conjunctivitis, presumably due to the dusty litter. When we then switched the litter, it kicked up quite a bit of dust, and I immediately had a proper coughing fit. So, I’d say: not really suitable for allergy sufferers.

It all started back then with regular litter, and we had to completely clean the litter boxes every two days. Then we discovered clumping litter like Thomas, Natusan, Mein Bestes, Biocats, and all the others. The advantage was that we only had to clean every 1 to 1.5 weeks, but there were always issues, such as odour, sandy floors, clumps like concrete that wouldn’t come off the bottom of the litter box, sticky litter boxes, and so on and so forth... We’ve been using CBÖP for about 3 years now and have occasionally tried something else in between... but no other litter compares to this one. We have 3 cats with different urination habits and levels of cleanliness... and they all get along with it perfectly. We’re happy every day to be able to easily remove clumps without them falling apart, smelling bad, or sticking. We top it up after about 2 weeks to maintain the litter level, but a complete change isn’t necessary for 4 weeks. Even after such a long time, there’s no bad smell. It might happen—depending on the cat’s digging behaviour—that the litter starts to feel “mealy” after such a long time... but this hardly ever happens with us. If you keep cats indoors, you’ll always find a few crumbs here and there, but I prefer these over sandy floors or bentonite crumbs that hurt when you accidentally step on them. With CBÖP, you can easily pick up individual crumbs, or just sweep or vacuum them up, which you do daily with indoor cats anyway *thinking*. We have two jumbo litter boxes and get by with 40L (around 18kg) for about 2-3 months. Since this pack size has a fair price per litre compared to others, this litter is very cost-effective. However, we don’t dispose of it in the toilet but rather in the regular household waste. If you want to dispose of it in the organic waste bin or on the compost heap, you often need to remove the cat’s waste first. To handle this properly, you can contact your local waste management service, which can provide specific information about the disposal regulations in your region, municipality, etc. If the quality and price remain the same in the coming years, we’ll continue to be CBÖP fans. ;-)

The advantages are: it's lightweight, forms great clumps, absolutely no odour. However, the litter is far too light and, as a result, gets spread all over—and I mean *all over*—the flat. Even a mat can only reduce this slightly. Such a shame.

This cat litter has completely won me over! I got it from our animal welfare chairperson because I always have lots of foster cats. The cats took to it straight away, and I’m absolutely satisfied. Even after 4 weeks, it still smells like wood litter, lasts up to 2 weeks without needing to be topped up (with 4 cats and two litter boxes), and it’s relatively dust-free by my standards. It’s a bit pricey, but the fact that it no longer smells like a cat toilet makes it worth the price to me! So, for multi-cat households, it’s really very well-suited!

For me, this is the ideal litter. It clumps well, doesn’t stick to the paws, and even smells pleasant. I can happily do without the baby powder scent :) Instead, it has a light, woody smell, which doesn’t mean the whole room ends up smelling like a hardware store.

We have 6 cats – ranging from long-haired to short-haired, from "messy" to fussy, we've got it all. The litter is fantastic! It hardly smells, clumps well, and lasts a very long time. There are only a few downsides: Firstly, the so-called "beach effect," which can be minimised with a rug placed a little distance in front of the litter box. Then there's the fluctuating quality, which you can notice in the clumping behaviour. However, this isn't a major issue. And lastly, the environmental friendliness. For sensitive cats that react to dust, this litter might not be ideal, as it can be quite dusty, especially when freshly poured. All in all: highly recommended!!!

We used to always have Golden Grey Master, but the quality has really gone downhill and it started to smell quickly. Cat's Best Öko Plus was well received by our four tigers. It smells pleasant. The clumping is good for a plant-based product. However, disposing of it via the toilet isn't so straightforward: don't pour too much in at once, otherwise the toilet gets clogged. You also have to flush several times for it to go down, which means using more water – but you do end up with less household waste. We're satisfied! Bittie, Cookie, Momo and Chilli

I’m absolutely thrilled. My cats love this litter, and I love all the benefits it offers. It controls odours in a way I’ve never experienced before. Super easy to clean, and there are only a few pellets directly in front of the litter box. It doesn’t get tracked through the house. Also ideal as bedding for the toilet corner in a dwarf rabbit or guinea pig cage.

I’m absolutely thrilled with this cat litter. It’s so absorbent and doesn’t fall apart when you remove the clumps and such from the litter tray. Above all, the litter smells wonderfully of wood. I’ve ordered the large pack again today. I ordered a small pack as a trial for my friend, but I’m convinced she’ll be just as impressed.

This litter is very good, there is very little smell from it but it does track everywhere. Really easy to use as you can just flush the used stuff down the loo - good value for money

The only great thing about this litter is that you can flush it down the toilet. What drives me absolutely mad about this litter is that it gets spread all over the flat.

...it wasn't to our taste, so we've gone back to the old one. We would have liked to use an eco-friendly litter.

We've been using this litter for quite some time now in our Persian cat breeding. All the cats happily use this litter without any issues. It has excellent clumping and absorbency. It feels soft and pleasant, which is important because many cats are quite picky and will avoid their litter box if the litter feels uncomfortable under their paws. Even the smell of urine from our stud cat is barely noticeable anymore. It's also much nicer when a bit of litter sticks to your socks – better than clumping clay litter, which feels like greasy sand or mud and either lies around unpleasantly or sticks firmly. Every cat owner knows the struggle when your cat enthusiastically digs in the litter or scatters it all over the house. Cleaning and rinsing the litter boxes is much easier too, as even the clumped litter dissolves immediately in water. This means the cats' waste can be disposed of in the toilet without causing blockages. Additionally, this litter lasts twice as long as other clumping litters due to its efficiency. Another crucial point is that this litter is non-toxic to cats even if ingested, unlike clay clumping litter, which can be life-threatening if swallowed. The only downside I’d mention is that when you get to the bottom of the pack or if the cats dig excessively, it can become a bit dusty.

Low dust, odour-neutral, low consumption, easy disposal, forms excellent clumps – for me, no other litter is an option when it comes to keeping ferrets.

Great stuff no odours at all, i have also switched from woodshavings in my house rabbits cage because it smelt awful to oko plus and there are no odours from his cage and doesnt need cleaning no where near as much!