54 reviews forSanicat Fragrance Free Clumping Cat Litter

Switched to this due to other (more expensive) brands being too dusty and tracking too much. So far is very good, clumps well and less mess, reasonable odur control so will will be sticking with it.

Having a multi-cat household with long & short-haired cats, as they have got older some have developed an issue with 'squatting' too low so the litter sticks to their fur causing them to over-wash & losing fur around their back end which isn't good for them Tried various types of alternative clumping cat litter, but this one is by far the best, not only for the cats well being, but it clumps extremely well whereas others would break apart easily & there is very little odour & no dust at all

Tried it as the active white is perfumed. This stuff is hugely inferior. Hardly clumps

I cannot understand the poor reviews for this product. I find it really good and wouldn’t want to try any other. I must admit I am retired, so I am able to scoop regularly which may make a difference.

This particular litter was highly recommended by the fosterer I got my cats from. I was apprehensive due to 'clumping' litter many years ago and got to see this in action during a visit and I thought I'd give it a try, not personally of course. Very easy to scoop the poop and pee cakes, even if not collected straight after the cats have used it, there's no breaking down as some reviews have said and I'll admit to totally being sold on this. I'll be setting this litter up as a regular delivery.

Ok it will clump into a solid mass at the bottom of the tray but it’s amazing at neutralising the ammonia smell my husband would complained about, actually it smells v nice and if I tip it to one side then the other cleans up fine.

The clumps aren't solid, they fall apart like wet sand when trying to pick up and contaminate the rest of the litter, Smalls are bad and they track.

Bought this as a replacement, should have read the comments before buying…. Yes it clumped together but I guess it clump very slowly so the liquid just travels all the way to the bottom of the box and joined the other clumped pieces. Extremely hard to remove as a big pile of clumps just stuck together and when trying to remove them, they just broke apart…. Highest tracking ever, it just travels everywhere in the house… Avoid at all costs

Smells good, doesn’t create dust, the clumps are fine.

After a long search, we finally found the right one. We have 3 Maine Coons, it doesn’t create any dust at all, clumps well, we clean several times a day, hardly any crumbs around the house – perfect for us.

The blurb on the pack claims that this litter naturally clumps and has coarse granules that reduce tracking. Both these claims are false. It does not clump well but breaks up into little soggy clumps. And the granules range from very small to miniscule and travel far into the house. The only good thing I can say about it compared to some other litters is that it is not dusty.

Practically no dust, not when filling it up, nor when cleaning. Hardly any smell, the price is reasonable, but the clumps aren't quite as good as we need them to be. Since we have a Litter Robot 3, it cleans automatically, and unfortunately, the clumps break apart more than with other products. Otherwise, it's okay.

Not recommended. It neither masks the smell nor clumps properly. When removing the clumps, they fall apart.

The litter produces little dust and hardly smells, so it gets a star for each of those. I would have given it three more stars if the litter were more economical, the clumps didn’t start crumbling by the third day at the latest, and if you couldn’t smell the buried (!) piles from three miles away.

Over the years, we've tried several types of litter from different suppliers. SANICAT is by far the best according to our standards.

I’ve tried multiple litters. Sanicat clumps, my cat’s happy, & it looks natural.

Masks odours well, tracks a little but not a major issue. Clumps really well and the litter lasts a good while.

I started using this cheap litter when one of my three cats was infected with Giardia, and I had to change the litter every day—I didn’t want to have to throw away the expensive stuff. When the urine is fresh, the clumps really break apart easily and stick to the bottom and edges of the tray. The older clumps, however, can be removed effortlessly. During the Giardia infection, I lightly sprinkled some inexpensive coconut flour over the litter, which prevented the clumps from sticking, and I’ve continued doing that ever since.

I used to be really impressed, but now it’s so dusty that I have to wipe down the bathroom every day, and I end up coughing when cleaning the cat litter box. The clumps fall apart, leaving damp crumbs behind all the time. This results in a lot of wasted litter. Very disappointing!!!!

What I didn’t like: clumping wasn’t firm enough, it didn’t always fall apart, but it did quite often. Scraping it off the floor really got on my nerves. Still, my three little rascals accepted it well, odour control was generally good, though a slight urine smell sometimes came through when it had almost fallen apart again. I wouldn’t buy it again though and am now testing others.