108 reviews forPurizon 100% Plant Fibre Cat Litter

Before buying this cat litter I checked the description given in the product info - flushable, doesn't track, cheaper than the one I usually buy, but unfortunately it tracks everywhere and I have to vacuum after every use. My elderly cat has two litter trays - upstairs and downstairs - and both areas have to be vacuumed after use. Unfortunately I bought two packs of the stuff and will have to wait 'til they're finished before purchasing the usual product.

It didn’t work for me Clumps poorly Unpleasant smell from the litter box Doesn’t trap odours Sticks to paws The cats spread it all over the house

I’m not happy with the litter particles spreading all over the house. I’ve never experienced anything like this in 25 years. After just a few hours, the flat looks as if I haven’t vacuumed for two weeks. I won’t be ordering this litter again. The cats accept the litter, but they leave their mess uncovered and drag loads of litter through the whole flat on their paws (semi-longhaired cats). So much for sustainability!

Like almost all cat litters, regardless of their composition, texture, or brand, they come onto the market and are good at first. Over time, their quality goes down. It used to clump well and hardly stuck to the bottom of the litter tray. Now, though, the granules are smaller or weaker, and part of the contents is almost like fine sand, or it turns into fine sand when you stir it. I keep using it because it neutralises the smell of urine well, and it doesn’t smell like tea, talcum powder, clouds, or anything weird.

At first, I was really impressed with the natural litter. It clumps really well, you can flush it down the toilet or compost it, and it’s very lightweight. Basically, everything was great! Except after about a week, it started to smell sour even though I always removed the clumps straight away. Unfortunately, I had to return the unopened packs.

It actually smells very pleasantly of wood and doesn’t seem to absorb the smell of urine either. But the clumps fall apart into pieces if you don’t remove them very, very carefully. Besides that, the litter gets spread all over the apartment—it’s a nightmare. It’s also extremely hard to vacuum up from carpet; I have to go over the spots up to 15 times.

This litter is very similar to Benek in terms of texture, clumping, and smell. We were very happy with Benek, but with Purizon we’re not satisfied at all. It’s much lighter than Benek and tracks everywhere. You find it all over the house, and it sticks to my cats’ fur. I have three Maine Coons and never had this problem with Benek. So for us, no more Purizon—back to Benek as soon as possible. Same price and no tracking at all.

Bought this instead of pellets with bentonite. One tray with wood, the other tray with pellets and bentonite. None of the cats wanted to use the tray with wood chips. After we mixed the bentonite pellets with 20% wood chips, 2 out of 3 cats stopped using both trays altogether. Poop everywhere in the house, except in the trays! We're going back to Tigerino premium bentonite pellets. It was a nice experiment, but unfortunately it didn't work out.