Intersand Classic Unscented Cat Litter

I only buy this when my usual tigerino is out of stock. It is just as good performance wise. It clumps well and no odour but it is way more expensive. Tracks just as much as the tigerino which is annoying but to be expected when you buy a fine sandy litter for 8 cats!. Won't be purchasing on a regular basis (unless I have to)! Way too expensive!

Day 2 of using this litter and the Prince and I are happy so far. I'll start with the only "negative" we found, which is that it's a bit coarser than the one he was used to (tigerino), which results in number 2s not always being fully covered, but but but! Here are the positives! Even if not entirely covered the smell is very well (better) absorbed - it clumps reaaally well and before reaching the bottom - about 3-4cm deep of it are enough - there is NO dust - it is COMPLETELY unscented.

I've tried probably 10 different litters in the last 6 months trying to find my perfect one and this was pprobably the closest. It has very fine grains which mainly clump very well. It did track a bit but because of the fine grey grains there weren't too noticeable. I'd probably go for a scented one though next time.

Long lasting cats love it great for digging less smell

I've tried a few types of litter but none are perfect. This is the best I've found so far. Pros: clumps well, doesn't smell, a bag last quite a long time Cons: tracks quite a bit, needs cleaning out regularly or the litter gets stuck to the side of the tray

I got this litter to try out after using Cat's Best, and reading a review that said this one is better and doesn't track as much. In comparison, this is a very good cat litter but I am not decided if it is better or worse than Cat's Best. - Tracking: this also tracks, and gets kicked out of the tray compulsively, but as it is a sandy texture it is not as visible. Most of it tends to stay in the area around the tray. - Smell: Very little to no smell, very satisfied with this! Would say it is as good if not better than Cat's Best. - Clumping: The clumps are great, formed like little stones, very easy to remove when they are in the middle of the tray. If she pees on the sides, however, which she does do quite often, the clumps stick on the tray and on the scoop as well, and are a slimy mess to get out. Not being able to flush them down the loo is not a problem as such, just slighly less convenient. Overall it takes a bit more time to clean the tray & scoop than with Cat's Best, but involves a bit less time to sweep around the flat.

It clumps brilliantly and the clumps don't break up, however it does stick to my cats paws (perhaps because the granules are so small?), and my cats track a lot of it around the room so that's the bit I'm not happy about. Using the same litter box, the worlds best cat litter is really the best (no tracking!!!) but I find that cat litter far too expensive and this is far more economical in terms of price/performance.

I'm taking off one star for the price, because although the litter clumps well, traps unpleasant odours, and hardly sticks to paws or gets tracked around the floor—especially compared to Benek or Cats Best Sensitive—it's very expensive and not particularly efficient. I didn't notice much dust, and it's easy to clean the litter box when changing all the litter. It doesn't have that typical "concrete" smell like some bentonite litters, and my cat's fur doesn't smell like the litter box after leaving it.

It really doesn’t get dusty and the trays are fresh. But the clumps could stick together better – quite often I’ve accidentally broken them when cleaning the trays, which made little crumbs of used cat litter.