Cat's Best Original Clumping Wood Fibre Cat Litter 5L / 2.1 kg

I used to use Catsan non clumping cat litter, but we were having trouble with smells, and the whole lot would need changing regularly. Done some research and tried this out in one of our 5 litter boxes. The Pros: - Zero smell. Obviously if your cat does a smelly poop then you're going to smell that, but no wee smells. - Clumps REALLY well. Turns into a nice solid ball of wee & litter that easy to remove from the box without contaminating the rest. It's worth noting that you need to have a thick enough layer of the litter in order for this to work (and your cat needs to cover their business after) otherwise you will just get a pile of mush. We found this out after one cat scrapped from one corner, then another used that corner right after! - Long lasting. As long as you're removing the waste twice a day/daily, then the bulk of the litter will last quite a while and you can just top it up as required. Eventually the granuals will start to turn into sawdust, and I use that as an indication of when the box needs a complete changeover. The Cons - Yes, it is easily trackable! We have honeycomb mats outside each box to trap the majority, but we still need to hoover daily. - It is more expensive than other litter, but given how long it lasts it works out cheaper in the long run. - Larger bags tend to have more weight in them, so you can end up with some that have crumbled into sawdust a bit. Bottom line: Our 4 cats love this litter, and I'd need to find something seriously amazing for me to consider changing!

This review is for Cat's Best Original Organic Wood Granule Clumping Cat Litter. I've had cats all of my 60+ years. I've used many types of litter - I even had an automatic litter box that used crystal litter for a while. This wood granule litter is unquestionably the best litter I’ve ever used. What I like best about it is that it is low dust. When I scoop there is no plume of dust like that produced by clay-based litters. I also find it is more effective at controlling odor than any other litter I’ve used. Our box is in an enclosed space, yet I do not find the odour in that space to be offensive using this litter, even whilst scooping. The clumping action is very effective also. The clumps are larger and softer than with clay-based. But they are easily scooped, and do not leave residue behind. I find I don't need to do a complete change and clean of the box very often at all with this litter, and it's easier when I do. With clay-based litter there's always some hardened residue adhered to the box. I don't get that with this litter. The granules are large as compared to other litters. And not all scoops will allow the granules to filter through. I found a nice stainless-steel scoop with relatively large slots in it that works very well. There is one thing towards negative; because the granules are less dense than clay-based litter, somewhat more of it gets displaced out of the box and onto the floor. But this is a minor complaint for me; it’s a trivial task to sweep up the debris. And the larger, dust-free granules are more easily swept up compared to clay litter. -UPDATE- Everything above is true. But when we moved house, with the litter in a new location (garage), litter tracking became a much bigger issue. Litter was being tracked into the kitchen and beyond! I tried a litter mat, but unfortunately one of the cats interpreted it as an extension to the box - disaster. So, I switched to Tigerino Canada litter and am much happier.

One of my cats has asthma so I can't use any dusty litters. I've also bought various eco friendly litters but none I've tried are good at masking odours, the paper stuff all has to be removed daily and the corn litter clumps into lumps so solid you need a chisel to remove the clumps so the whole lot ends up being thrown out daily. This is the best I've tried. The clumps are easy to remove and you simply pop it in a biodegradable dog poo bag (or biodegradable food bag that you use in the kitchen caddy) and stick it in the landfill bin knowing that it is biodegradable and won't remain in landfill for years or,well.... forever! I have 2 cats and used to have to clean 3 litter trays every day but, now I only have to completely change them once a week and, believe me when I say I have a sense of smell that is probably on par with a bloodhound and, although I wish I didn't at times, I would know if there was ANY bad smell occurring. I can assure you when the clumps are removed and any faeces that may have slipped onto the tray wiped off with 'RSPCA wee away' cleaner on a piece of kitchen roll there is NO BAD SMELL LINGERING. When I remove the clumps I simply add a wee drop more litter and the job's done for the day. When I completely change the litter I fill up the co-op biodegradable bags with it, pop in the landfill bin and feel safe in the knowledge that I'm not destroying the planet by owning cats! I bought a small bag to begin with to see how it would go and, because the larger packs are more expensive than most other litters, considering the amount of use you get out of it, I would say the larger packs are better value for money than cheaper litters which you have to change every day so, as well as destroying the planet with cheaper clay based litter, it is also false economy at the end of the day. I just went ahead and bought a 20litre bag and will continue to use this litter until I am, eventually, dead and eaten by my cats. (And my dog since he's a faithless wretch). I won't mind this, however, so long as whomever I leave my pets to use cats best litter, disposed off in biodegradable cornstarch bags thus preventing my own remains from turning the world into one big old litter tray. Definitely recommend. Now all we need is stainless steel litter trays or, s'thing other than plastic to become the norm. I've just read some other reviews and don't kmow why other people don't like it. It does track onto the floor a wee bit but I vacuum daily so I really don't think a tiny amount if litter on a hard floor is a big deal considering this is ECO FRIENDLY and doesn't need to be completely changed every day. I suppose some people just don't take into account the environment. ****sighs*** Don't believe the bad reviews- honestly- it's great stuff and dusty clay litter GAVE my eldest cat asthma btw so it's also safer for your cats health as well as the environment. Buy a mat for around the litter tray, any litter tracked out onto the mat can easily be swept up with a wee brush and shovel while you're removing clumps.

I rush bought this by mistake, thinking it was normal wood pellet litter, so was disappointed when I saw what appeared to be a bag of paper fluff. However I think this stuff is fantastic. What I particularly like about it is how light weight it is, even when wet, others I've used becomes leaden when saturated, or don't absorb anything, I don't know how this stuff manages to stay so light weight after absorbing the same amount of wee as the clay. This is a massive bonus as I have 5 indoor cats, and have become somewhat disabled since their arrivals. Which makes bin day quite a trial, for me and the bin men! It's a workout taking the litter bags to the pick up point, and they must hate my house. This is so much lighter and easier to lift than anything else I've tried. I have read that it can be flushed, which I would be delighted to do, but our sewer system/plumbing is pathetic and backs up if you cough near it, so haven't risked trying. The particles though small didn't seem to create any problems for my 5 indoor cats, though it can stick to the furry feet of one of my ladies. It does track a little, but I haven't used a litter yet that didn't. They did take a short while to get used to it, and still prefer to use the fullers earth type litter, or wood pellet given the choice, If we had kittens in the house I would use this without worry, as it's nice and soft on their little paddy paws. I didn't notice any dust, which is great, as my utility room usually looks as if there's been some kind of explosion in a chalk pit. It clumps really easily and well, and is a doddle to remove. I don't notice more smell than usual when they pooped, or less smell, poop is poop, it's stinky. The one issue I have, and unfortunately it's the decider is that it's pricey compared to my normal brand, and with 5 indoor cats it's really not a feasible regular buy for me. A 10 litre bag only properly fills 3 trays, not enough for all of mine, therefore I don't even have enough for top ups from one 'standard' bag. I paid what worked our at just under £7 for 10L, which is similar to the price on other sites when I checked later, and with prime delivery it came the next day and 'free' shipping. So in my case Amazon was not guilty of usurious pricing. Still too expensive for me though.

I love this litter, its clumps so well compared to other brands. And doesn’t accumulate the smell of cat urine

Great clumping but has red paper here and there amongst the litter which can be very alarming as it looks like kittens have passed blood.Would have given 5 stars otherwise.

great litter. really impressed with this. il switch to this from now on.

Very good my kitty just want tis

Cats Best Ever cleane koydu

Para mim a melhor areia que existe.

Soo much better and lasts way way better longer than the white sand. Would never go back to use that. Totally smell free and flushable too. Excellent.

Per me la è la migliore lettiera che abbia mai comprato,dura veramente tanto e non rilascia cattivi odori in casa,si formano delle palline quando il gatto fa i suoi bisognini,ed essendo biodegradabile,si può gettare tranquillamente nel WC. Un pochino cara, ma alla lunga si risparmia,la raccomando.

Una etóloga me recomendó este tipo de arenas biológicas para gatos . Me dijo que le duraban hasta un mes ( y yo era bastante escéptica , ya que otras que dicen durar lo mismo apestan a las 2 semanas ) . Tengo 4 gatos y uso dos areneros , con una arena convencional y barata tenía que sacar los areneros dos veces a la semana . Con esta arena llevo sin cambiar los areneros 2 semanas y sigue estando nueva y limpia ! Estoy encantada ! Y además huele muy bien ( a serrín, a muebles nuevos ) . A mis gatos no les ha supuesto ningún problema de adaptación( eso que uno de ellos es muy delicado y en cuanto que huele un poco se lo hace fuera ) . Yo saco el pipí y la caca todos los días en bolsitas como las que se usan para los perros , y así mantengo el arenero limpio todo el rato ( esto es fundamental para que se mantenga el tiempo que promete ) si tu idea es no sacar ni el pipí ni la caca hasta que rebose , entonces no es tu arena . Con esta arena el pipí se hace una bola muy fácil de sacar y no huele nada ! Puede aguantar en la bolsa de la basura hasta la noche que la saques al contenedor sin problema porque no huele ! Y siendo verano y con el calor sabemos que es difícil que no huela . Neutraliza muy bien el olor y la arena solo se gasta en forma de bolitas de pipí ( o con la caca) . Recomiendo una pala con los agujeros lo más pequeños posibles , ya que las bolitas de pipí si están muy frescas pueden deformarse un poco y si queda algún trocito es más fácil tamizarlo así . La considero más económica que las básicas de supermercados a la larga ,ya que solo hay que ir rellenando poco a poco lo que se gaste en lugar de cambiar el arenero entero . ( que yo lo hacía 2 veces en semana y ahora lleva dos semanas sin cambiar ) Por poner una pega , he dejado de tener tanto polvo en la casa , pero ahora hay trocitos de serrín por algunos sitios , ya que al pesar muy poco los gatos se lo llevan pegado en las patitas ,aunque para mí es un problema muy menor comparado con el olor y lo que pesaban las otras arenas , su poca duración y que tenía que bajarlas a la basura muy a menudo . Ha superado todas mis espectativas y mi gata que es alérgica al polvo también ha visto mejoría . La recomiendo mucho .