Catit Go Natural Vanilla Scented Pea Husk Clumping Cat Litter, Deodorising, 99.9% Dust-Free, Fast Clumping Cat Litter, Plant-Based Litter for Cats & Kittens, 5.6kg (2 x 2.8kg)

This cat litter has been a pleasant surprise and my cat took to it straight away. I was impressed with how long it lasts — I found it only needed scooping after each use, and a full change lasted close to a month. It absorbs odours really well and leaves a light lavender scent, which makes it ideal for an open litter tray kept indoors. The clumping is effective, so there’s minimal mess to clean up and it’s easy to maintain. While the scent might not suit everyone if you prefer unscented litter, overall I think it’s great value for how long it lasts. I’d happily buy it again.

My cat is very fussy when it comes to litter. He won't use wood based and I hate the mess from other litters. This has little to no mess as it doesn't track out of the tray like other litters, what little comes out is caught by the mat. Its lavender scented but I have to admit I couldn't smell it and it didn't put the cat off. It does seem to trap odours better and there is no discernible dust. I will say it clumps very well and can become a bit glue like. Using a good quality scoop (the catit one is excellent) and putting some unused litter over it soon remedied that. Both myself and the cat are extremely impressed with this and it's excellent value for money.

I have 3 cats and I can say this is the best cat litter so far. It can control odour well, and it stays clean for weeks. Got no complains with clumping, it can get sticky if the urine is fresh so I let it sit for a bit before I scoop it up.. otherwise it is sticky when I try to collect it. Not cheap but the convenience makes up for the expense, so it is definitely worth the penny.

No smell of urine, good lavender smell,clumbs well but sticks. It’s good for my 5 cats but the only problem it sticks, you need to wait awhile for it to be fully hard or less hard. I do like this cat litter though not bad.

We had one adult can and used Catsan for years. We recently got 2 kittens and I noticed the smell of litter was getting stronger so I went on a mission of trying new brands. We got the unscented because I hate how scented litter smells once mixed with cat urine. I have to say it’s very good and we have tried a lot of litter. We do go through a lot with 3 cats now but I haven’t smelt that litter smell since we switched, the fact you can discard the saturated clumps keeps the litter fresh, we use a full box a week with 3 cats. It’s not the cheapest but I find it’s worth it for the odour control, it’s sanitary and its environmentally friendly. Wish you could get it in supermarkets because it f I run out I can’t just nip to the shop for it.

This is my regular litter now, I was dubious when it arrived but it is way, way better than the clay base litter we've always used. This is soooo much lighter and takes up so much less space - I let the litter go down a bit then add a whole packet to the tray as soon as it fits in. It clumps very, very well 95% of the time - it works best if it is kept deep otherwise sometimes wees spread out in a pancake like layer at the bottom and need scraping off, normally they hardly even reach the bottom. It does contain smells very well and is very quick and easy to clean, we remove any mess multiple times a day and this works great with this litter, it stays very clean as clumps form a solid ball that doesn't break up and the litter lasts for ages. The tray stays very clean too and it has been much quicker washing it vs clay litters. The litter doesn't track too badly, it's way better than granule litter, so far none has made it as far as the second floor/another room, and most of it doesn't get further than the area immediately around the litter tray - I don't think there's such a thing as a 100% non-tracking litter (although a very fine, heavy coconut-based litter we tried was close...) The cats had no issues switching over to this, I don't think they care what they use as long as it's clean and inside a litter tray (some cats may be fussier).

As the title says, I find this product very good! It has a very good smelling vanilla scent that I like. Slightly too pronounced for me, but it smells awesome so tolerable. And my cat used it without issue so I assume it is also tolerable for him. The water absorption is not the top tier but it clumps well, and the clumps do not easily break. It is also basically dust free comparing to the mineral litters, which is a large plus for me! The Ever Clean I used was causing the cat to sneeze every time he go to the litter, and it also caused me to caught whenever he used it. A big downside about this litter is that it has a horrible smell absorption, and it does not absorb the moisture from the poop very well. But thankfully it is very easy to wash off if anything is attached to the litter scoop. Overall, I'd recommend this product if you don't mind the odour control and you or your cat is sensitive to dust. But you'll would clean the litter more often... twice a day at least! I personally would mix it with Ever Clean (unscented) by 1:1 ratio. As it'd surpress the dustiness of the mineral litters and add on some nice smell. While Ever Clean would add a much better odour control and moisture obsorption to the litter mix! (would recommend this method to anyone who wants to have the goodness of both worlds xD)

Doesn't last anywhere near 60 days. I bought on 15th December and 15 days later I need more. It clumps well but instead of a small clump like many litters, half the tray absorbs one wee (only a kitten too!) So a huge block needs scooping out and replacing. It does help with odours but flies everywhere so the mess and amount needed to replace after scooping isn't worth the cost for me x