Sanicat Recycled Cellulose

I want to use sustainable litter that's good for my cat, and this has been my favourite so far. It's great at concealing odour, very lightweight and soft on the paws, and doesn't stick to my cats fur too much ( he is extremely fluffy and that's a concern with smaller litter pellets as it gets all over the house)

It didn’t clump together at all, you can never tell whether it is wet or not due to its colour. My cats hated to step on it, the particles are way to large.

I was looking for a cat litter for a cat with sore paws. This one came up via AI (along with a few other types). However, I find it totally unsuitable for that purpose. It feels hard (painful), even to my fingers. And my other cat (who doesn’t have sore paws) wants absolutely nothing to do with it either. Of course, every cat is different, but mine won’t go near it.. P.S. I had exactly the same experience with a similar product. I’ll post the same review there.

If you have an asthmatic cat, it's great because it doesn't make any dust at all.

It's like fine beach sand, it keeps the smell in really well for about a month, but after that it starts to smell bad because the pee clumps but not completely, so for that part I'd give it a 7/10. For the poo, 10/10, and my cat loves it, she even wants to play with it. My final rating is 9/10.

This product is really good, all my cats are happy!

Worse than any supermarket own-brand litter, it doesn’t clump at all and starts to smell absolutely awful straight away.

Good quality, no smell and compacts really well

This is the worst cat litter I’ve ever seen. They make it such a dark colour that you can’t even see where your cat has done its business, which makes it really hard to clean. I compared two types and I’m not even going to use one of them—what a load of rubbish.

Just small rolls of dark grey paper. It doesn’t clump and you can’t see where the pee is because the paper is dark, so you can’t tell which part is wet and which isn’t. It’s a shame because the price is good.

The litter doesn’t clump, so you can’t remove the soiled parts. It’s just paper pellets that soak up the urine, but not very well—even with a thick layer, the liquid leaks through. After just two or three days, everything starts to smell of urine. Basically, you pour a 145 CZK bag into the tray and throw it out after three days. The only real advantage is that it doesn’t create dust. Financially and environmentally, it makes no sense, because you’d need about 10 bags a month, which would cost you around fifteen hundred crowns…