4598 reviews forCat's Best Original Cat Litter

Very good litter that all our cats liked and still like. It clumps well, binds odours, and is compostable. The only downside: it sticks to their paws and unfortunately spreads quickly around the house. We vacuum more often because of it, but we still wouldn’t choose any other litter.

We have 5 cats in our house and this litter is by far the best we have ever tried (and we've tried a few) Once you've tried it you will Never Buy Any Other,I promise you. You end up simply changing the litter just bacause you feel it's time too,not because of the odour.Trust me.

I've been using it for a few months now, and of course, with three Persian cats, I have issues (due to their thick tails) with the litter being spread around the flat. I've made things a bit easier for myself by mixing in a little clumping sand litter. But it's worth it, especially in summer, as I no longer have any odour in the flat. Plus, it's very economical, and with a total of four cats, that's definitely an advantage.

I bought this litter because of the many positive reviews. I am very disappointed. My indoor cats spread the litter all over the house, the smell is more than unpleasant (the litter boxes are cleaned twice a day), and it doesn’t clump very well. The bottom of the litter tray ends up wet. So, as I said, I’m very disappointed.

I tried out a lot of options and finally stuck with this one because it’s so economical that, in the long run, it’s the cheapest. Plus, my cats like it, and it doesn’t create that sandy residue that other clumping litters have, which scratches up the parquet flooring.

I think this product is very good, I've been using it for quite a while now: Everything I want – environmentally friendly, low odour, clumps well and doesn't create dust. For cost reasons, I also mix it with inexpensive wood shavings.

For 30 years, I've had cats and only recently started using this litter. In my experience, it's the best there's ever been! It controls odour brilliantly, the cats took to it straight away, it's incredibly economical, and therefore great value for money.

I'm absolutely thrilled with this cat litter! It's extremely efficient, smells pleasant, doesn't create dust, and isn't too heavy. What I like best, though, is being able to dispose of the clumps in the toilet daily – it saves so much effort. Highly recommended!

When spreading it, there's a smell reminiscent of a carpenter's workshop. With the clay-based clumping litter, I always had issues with the idea of putting large amounts of that stuff on my compost heap. With this litter, I feel good about it. The price-performance ratio is fine.

This litter feels pleasant to the touch, likely for cat paws as well, and hardly sticks to them (no risk for scratch-sensitive floors). The material is relatively lightweight, incredibly long-lasting, and (in my opinion) absolutely odour-neutralising – my cats love it, and I’m thrilled!

This cat litter is absolutely brilliant! My cats love it because it's soft litter, completely free of sharp edges or corners. The fact that you can dispose of it in the organic waste bin or even flush it down the toilet is, of course, unbeatable! The clumping is also really good, so you only need a coarse-mesh scoop to sift out the clumps and refill with fresh litter (and I also use the odour-binding powder). The only downside might be the dust it creates, but if you clean and wash out the litter box thoroughly once a month, it's absolutely no problem at all.

Top value for money, as it's very efficient. Biggest plus: super practical, because we can dispose of it via the toilet, so it doesn't stink for long.

Some people say they wouldn’t spend so much money on litter, but if you look closely, the price per litre/kg is lower than with some other brands. I have three cats and two XXL litter boxes from Europet, and just like with any other litter, I scoop out the clumps. I only need to do a full clean about once every four weeks. Unlike bentonite litter, there’s no greasy film, the clumps don’t fall apart, it doesn’t create much dust, it clumps well, doesn’t have a strong smell that might be intensified by cat urine, it’s plant-based, not too heavy, and the cats like it. :-) For us, a large bag lasts an average of three months, which works out to about £7 per month if you consider the purchase price of £21. We can’t get it cheaper, and even if we could, the quality wouldn’t be the same. The only extra costs we have, and they’re minor, are when there’s diarrhoea and we need to change the litter more frequently for hygiene reasons.

I’ve been using this litter for years now, and my cats and I wouldn’t want to be without it. To prevent the litter from being spread all over the flat, I’ve placed a thicker doormat in front of both cat litter trays. It helps immensely.

After testing various types of litter for a long time, we've been genuinely satisfied with CBÖP for months now. It's very efficient and great at neutralising odours. It does create a bit of dust, but I can overlook that. Unfortunately, it has become more expensive, which I don't find ideal. However, we'll continue using it because it covers odours the best and is super efficient. On top of that, you’re doing something good for the environment. I dispose of it via the organic waste bin rather than flushing it down the toilet.

I'm quite satisfied with the cat litter. The clumps are very solid, and since you can dispose of them via the toilet, cleaning the litter box is a breeze. Unfortunately, it’s not as odour-neutralising as promised. One downside is the "beach effect" throughout the entire flat. All in all, 4 stars, because my tomcat loves it, and he’s very picky. Despite the scattered grains of sand, I’ll keep buying it.

I have 8 NFOs at home (a flat) and smelling+dust issues are of primary importance. I can't tell that I have NO smell with Oko, but it is really acceptable and dust is very reduced. It's true that little pieces run through the house, but they are easy to clean, not difficult as the dust. The product clumps much better than usual clumping litter.

It’s true that the litter is very economical and forms excellent clumps. In terms of "odour control," it’s the best litter I’ve had so far. However, the litter has one major drawback. We now have to vacuum the entire house every day, and within just a few hours, it looks completely dirty again because the cats spread the litter all over the house. It’s also not easy to remove the litter from upholstery, as it sticks to it directly. After this 4-month trial period, I’ll now have to look for a new litter for my three little ones.

So far, the best litter I've found after a long time of trying different ones. The litter itself smells a bit like sawdust, which I definitely prefer over anything else I've experienced with other litters. It does spread around the flat a bit more than other litters, but in return, it produces less dust and, most importantly, absorbs odours better than other litters! The flat no longer stinks, so I'm happy to get the vacuum cleaner out more often than before. :) My two tomcats are definitely very happy, as they don't like smelly litter boxes either. However, I could imagine that this lightweight litter might be less suitable for long-haired cats.

My furry friends don’t have any problems, just my nose! And the kitties love to carry the litter around the flat on their little paws (annoying). Well, I think the two "very good" badges are no longer justified!