4597 reviews forCat's Best Original Cat Litter

We bought this litter for the first time since we can now compost, and we’re very satisfied. It clumps really well, the clumps are easy to remove and don’t smell so unpleasant, even if they’ve been sitting in the collection bin for a while. Thanks to the plastic "toilet mats," the crumbs don’t end up scattered all over the house. We’ll definitely buy it again! That is, if the bag ever runs out.

I'm glad I tried this litter! Finally, no more dust on the toilet rim, surroundings, or bothering my cats' little noses. It absorbs urine so well that I even dared to remove small clumps by hand without feeling grossed out. I even smelled it—no urine smell! The clumps were dry on the outside. Great clumping! Even the stool is coated. Of course, when emptying the litter, no matter which type, you shouldn't go at it with brute force—common sense. Why do people always complain about litter outside the toilet? It's obvious—cats have paws with claws that they use for digging, whether outdoors or indoors. So, folks, accept this small inconvenience for the love of your cats. I wholeheartedly recommend it!

This litter is very efficient, absorbs urine well, and clumps excellently. Unfortunately, it doesn’t completely prevent odours. We have to use an odour neutraliser to help with that. We’ve been using this litter for quite some time now and are very satisfied. We think it doesn’t produce as much dust as it did at the beginning. Has that been improved?! In any case, we’re happy and will continue to use this litter.

The best litter there is. There's no smell and no dust – what more could you want? The clumping is excellent, and this litter is economical too. We have three cats and have tested many types of litter, from expensive to cheap, but none of them convinced us. We'll stick with this litter – it makes both the cats and the humans happy.

I am very satisfied with the litter. It clumps really well, and if I clean the toilet every day, there’s absolutely no unpleasant smell. I’ve tried others before, but this one is the best!! I can only recommend it!!

We've tried lots of different types of litter, but this is the one we're sticking with! This litter binds urine and odour better than any other. The light wood scent is always pleasant, and you can't smell the urine at all. Every visitor is surprised that you can't smell the cat litter boxes in our home – well, the right litter makes all the difference. Our three cats prefer Öko Plus – we've tested it – and our noses prefer this litter too. If you consistently clean out the clumps from the litter boxes every day, it never "smells" like cats. We're so glad this litter was recommended to us!

Always on the hunt for the ultimate cat litter, I decided to give this one a try. The litter has a very pleasant texture, smells nice, clumps well, and the cats seem to like it a lot. BUT: I now have to vacuum four times a day!!! Our place looks like we live in a circus, except my cats aren’t performing any tricks (unless it’s feeding time...). I’m sorry to say, but I can’t recommend it and will be switching back to hemp litter. Maybe the manufacturers could consider pressing the litter into pellets – if they did, I’d buy it again in a heartbeat.

It's great that this cat litter can go into our organic waste bin; that's why we wanted to give it a try. It clumps really well, the clumps don't fall apart easily, and one bag lasts an eternity – but when my tigers manage to carry the litter all the way to the sofa and my kitchen looks like a battlefield five times a day, I'm honestly getting fed up! Oh, and after two days at the latest, it doesn't smell all that great anymore either ;-) Looks like we'll be switching back to EC and disposing of the litter in the residual waste bin. We will

It has a pleasant woody scent, clumps perfectly, and is well accepted. So far, this is the best litter I’ve ever had! Others had awful clumps that stuck to the tray or were extremely dusty. My two cats and I are very happy with this litter.

I have 3 fully grown tomcats weighing between 4 and 7 kilos. Up until now, we had always used bentonite clumping litter or clay pellets. Now we've moved house and have the option to compost the litter. So, we decided on Cats Best Öko litter. I have to say, it's excellent. The litter box is cleaner than ever, and it clumps really well. The biggest advantage is that the litter doesn't stick to the floor or the corners of the box, which would otherwise start to smell. It's super economical, and a 40-litre bag lasts us about 5 weeks. The best thing that could have happened for our boys (the tomcats) and me. Thumbs up!

Either I got a dud batch of this litter or I have a completely different idea of what makes good litter compared to most people here. I have to admit, my first impression was great!!! The bag (40l) is nice and light, it smells quite pleasant, and it hardly produces any dust. BUT!!! It’s so light that my two Persians manage to carry it all over the flat. (Absolutely brilliant – I’ve always wanted litter that forces me to vacuum every single day.) Clumping ability: This is basically what you’d call “false advertising.” It looks like it clumps well until you approach it with the scoop, and then it seems to say, “Ha, fooled you!” The clumps mostly fall apart when you try to sift them out. And while the dry, clean litter barely falls through the scoop due to its coarse texture and light weight, the broken-down clumps, now heavy with urine, somehow manage to fall right back into the litter tray. Conclusion: If you’ve got plenty of time for cleaning and loads of patience for scooping the litter tray, this is the perfect clumping litter for you. Unfortunately, it’s not for me!

After reading through ALL the reviews, I thought it was time to add my two cents. I’m completely satisfied with this cat litter! When filled in the right amount, the clumps can be removed perfectly. A scoop with a larger grid is ideal, also for economical use. There’s no unpleasant odour, and I find the dust to be very minimal. Perhaps the (at least) three-times-a-day cleaning of the litter box contributes to the good results. My 4-month-old cats had to get used to the "coarseness" at first, but practice makes perfect. We’ll be sticking with this cat litter. The tracking of litter outside the box is a small, but not significant, issue—not just with this litter but with others as well. Previously, I used a very fine-grained cat litter that was expensive and extremely dusty. The baby powder scent mixed unpleasantly with the smell of urine and faeces, and the clumps often "split apart." Well, to each their own... :-)

This cat litter is better than other eco-friendly types I've tried so far. It really delivers on its promises, and on top of that, my tomcat actually likes it. Before, he was always hesitant to use the litter box, but now it's even gentle on his four paws ;)

Great cat litter! To everyone claiming it doesn’t clump or starts to smell (after a few days?!), hello?! You’re supposed to remove the clumps every 2-3 days (more often if you have multiple or larger cats, less often for smaller ones) and fill it high enough so the urine *can* be absorbed! (Though maybe some people genuinely got a bad batch.) All I can say is, it’s fantastic! Doesn’t smell, clumps well, is environmentally friendly, safe for cats, lightweight, long-lasting... and so much more. If it ends up scattered around the house, at least it doesn’t hurt when you step on it, and you can just vacuum it up. Of all the litters I’ve used, this is definitely the best; I won’t use anything else anymore.

As a new cat mum to two baby girl kittens, I've already tried out quite a few types of litter, and I’m really pleasantly surprised by this one. The pellets weren’t bad either, but the cats simply didn’t want to bury their poo. This litter is like regular litter, clumps well, but is easy to dispose of either via the toilet (daily clumps) or the organic waste bin (entire litter tray). And the price is right. Unfortunately, it behaves like conventional litter in other ways too, and there’s a bit of it scattered in front of the toilet. That was much better with the pellets. But the advantages far outweigh the downsides. I’m sticking with it.

My five cats and I are completely satisfied: it vacuums and clumps well, is lightweight, very economical, and much cheaper than anything else I've tried so far.

My indoor cats are absolutely satisfied with this litter. It clumps very well, and the clumps are very easy to remove. Even after several days, it doesn’t smell unpleasant. It produces very little dust, and the fact that only natural materials are used convinces not just my cats but me as well.

I have 4 cats and I have to say, they’re all very excited about it, and so are we, of course. It’s not difficult, economical, and absorbs well. I even used Catsan before but ended up coming back to this litter. It’s cheaper and better. It doesn’t get any better than this.

I have ferrets and am still looking for the perfect bedding. However, in my opinion, this one starts to smell after a short time and ends up scattered all over the flat – it’s far too lightweight. Such a shame – not the right bedding for my four-legged friends and me.

We've been using Cat's Best in the litter box for a long time, and I'm still satisfied. So are the cats! I’ve tried other litter in between when there were special offers, but I was always glad to return to the pleasant wood scent. Plus, clay litter was always far too heavy for me. Currently, three cats are using the litter box, and since I clean it twice a day, no one is bothered by odours. If you fill it high enough, it clumps very well and is therefore economical. Sure, some litter does get tracked around, that’s true. But firstly, it’s become less of an issue since I put a mat in front of the litter box door, and secondly, I’ve experienced the same with other litter. I have to sweep almost daily anyway (the dogs bring in dirt too), so it doesn’t bother me. And: In May, we managed to litter train an entire litter of kittens within two or three days using this litter! They all clearly liked it! In short: We’re sticking with it.