4597 reviews forCat's Best Original Cat Litter

I have to say, this is the only cat litter I’m completely satisfied with. I recently tried Catsan Clumping Litter and Extreme Classic for a while, and they just disappointed me. Cat’s Best is incredibly efficient, and even though I have four tomcats, it lasts me a very long time. The only small downside is that the cats drag it all over the flat, even with mats in front of the litter boxes. But despite all that, the five stars are well deserved.

From the very beginning, this litter was accepted by my little tomcat. What's really good is that you can hardly smell anything (except maybe right after a "session"), and the clumping is excellent. Another advantage is that you can dispose of the litter via the toilet or organic waste bin. A small downside: it tends to get carried out of the litter box easily; you just have to vacuum a bit more often ;-)

I have an 8-year-old cat who used to go everywhere all the time. Whether it was in the wardrobe, on the sofa, or anywhere else, she always found a spot to leave a "surprise." I had tried everything—different types of litter, various kinds of litter boxes, different locations for the boxes, homeopathic remedies, etc. Honestly, I had already resigned myself to the situation. Then, at some point, I came across this litter, and the problem was solved overnight. Since then, she hasn’t gone anywhere else even once. The litter does stick to her paws a bit, so it gets spread around the apartment, but better litter than "other things." Plus, it’s genuinely odourless. I’m absolutely thrilled.

I thought I’d do something for the environment. I should have left it. Expensive product, doesn’t clump properly (only when mixed with other clumping litter), creates a lot of dust and doesn’t absorb properly. I’m disappointed. My cat doesn’t really like it either.

It doesn’t smell like a litter box in our house... The kitties have a much better sense of smell and know what they like. Plus, the litter is economical to use.

I ordered the product, it really sucks well, but what I don't like is the mess and the dirt left on the floor, I'm not satisfied!

Since I started using this cat litter, my three indoor cats have been clean. I've already recommended the litter to others, and my friend, who also has two cats, is just as thrilled.

Clumps very well, binds the urine smell. After a little pile, there’s a bit of a cloud in the air for about 10 minutes, but let’s be honest, it’s not like humans smell of roses either (Tip: just air out briefly). 40 litres are enough for two litter boxes with twice-daily cleaning for about 8 weeks. So, it’s absolutely not expensive. My guinea pig boys, Max and Moritz, are very happy with the bedding. So am I, as there’s no urine smell and the clumps are easy to remove. All in all... highly recommended. A bit of dust comes with every type of bedding.

I think the litter is great, the clumping is ideal, and it binds odours really well. The only downside is that it gets carried out more easily, but that's what vacuum cleaners are for!

If you use this litter on its own, I feel like the cat urine tends to pool on the floor rather than being absorbed (due to the gaps in the wood litter) compared to regular clumping litter. That’s why I use, for example, Cats Exclusive clumping litter together with Cats Öko Best Plus. The "normal" (finer-grained) clumping litter stays on the floor and, as always, absorbs the urine well. I’m happy with this setup, and my cats haven’t behaved any differently so far.

Wanted to do something for the environment and found the litter very pleasant when filling it in, a light wood scent, small pellets; but our cat only used it once, then just wandered around the litter box yowling and eventually did her business in the hallway. The "clumping" – more like a slight sticking together of the wood pieces – is still tolerable, but our kitty reluctantly did her big business there without burying it (she usually digs like crazy); after two days of trying, I gave up and went back to using EC.

It fits perfectly for me and my cat. You do have to quickly scoop up the little piles of poo..., apparently the wooden scent intensifies... but there’s absolutely zero urine smell, and the litter lasts forever. However, it does smear quite a bit when wiping up the leftover crumbs. Sweeping is definitely better. The downside is outweighed by the big financial advantage: it lasts forever, and you don’t have to clear out half the litter tray with the scoop after every wee. I’ve got a rubber mat in front, and since then, practically no crumbs are flying around anymore. I’m not switching back.

It's all well and good to care about environmental protection, but it shouldn't come at the expense of quality! My two cats still use it, but they've stopped burying anything. Urine is fine, but as soon as there's faeces in it, the smell is unbearable, even with a carbon filter in a hooded litter box with a door!

The smell is something Miezi and I need to get used to, despite the woody note. It’s super soft, even if it gets carried around the flat a bit (no more than with others) and you happen to step on it. Clumps fantastically. Doesn’t create any dust for me at all.

Hello there! I've had quite a few cats over the years and, as you can imagine, tried out loads of different types of litter! I've been using CBÖP for almost two years now – and honestly, I have no idea, but it’s never been dusty for me! It’s super efficient, though not exactly cheap, but if you compare the prices and the ratings... And with three cats, the 40-litre bag is definitely worth it! By the way, that bag lasts me at least three months, and that’s with cleaning 1-2 times a day (my tomcat is also a "corner pee-er"). Okay, some of it does stick to the cats' paws occasionally, but putting a rubber mat in front of the litter box solves 98% of the problem, and it only costs about 5 euros. As for the smell, I can’t say anything extraordinary – I can tell who’s been to the loo, though :) But if the smell bothers you too much, just take two minutes to clean up and toss it in the bin or compost, right?

Clumps really excellently, and it smells very "wood-fresh". The cat doesn't track it through the flat any more than with other litters.

The litter becomes very dusty if it stays in the toilet for longer than 2 weeks (wiping it away with a damp cloth creates a greasy film). Additionally, my two cats threw the litter out quite a lot (hooded toilet with a door!) and didn’t accept it at first. The clumping is okay, but they stopped burying their faeces, which they’ve started doing again with normal grey litter, and the smell is very intense (I came home and thought one of them had done their business right in the middle of the carpet in the hallway). You have to completely change the litter at least every 3 weeks, otherwise it turns entirely into dust and feels damp. I’m currently trying a "normal" clumping litter, and with this one, only a few grains fall out of the toilet, and I haven’t found anything in the living area so far, unlike with CBÖP.

My litter tray isn’t in the bathroom but in the guest room. And I really appreciate that the litter crumbles when stepped on and doesn’t leave marks on the parquet flooring. Of course, the cats spread it around a bit, as they do with any litter. Otherwise: clumps well, hardly any dust.

The litter is really brilliant. It clumps, it's very economical, it doesn't smell – only the small bits of litter that occasionally spread around the bathroom are a bit annoying. But the cats love it, and you’re happy to spend 5 minutes with the vacuum cleaner to deal with it.

Hello, The litter itself is great. Its odour control and clumping ability are fantastic. But it’s incredibly dusty. After just one week of use with a refresh, it’s unbearable. So, for anyone who enjoys dusting, go for it! Best regards, Fam. Prokop