Catit Go Natural Lavender 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)

I love this litter!! It's unscented which is better for me and my cats as the scented ones are quite strong. And even though it is unscented, it doesn't smell when they use it. It is fully pea husk litter with no added bits so I know that it won't harm my cats. It clumps fast and it's very easy to clean up. There's no dust and it barely tracks (unless you have a cat like me who likes to throw the litter around 😂). It is the best affordable tofu/pea litter I've found. It comes in a box with two vacuum sealed bags of litter making it easier to store and use. I find that it takes me almost 2 bags (1 box) to fill my litter box to the level I want. I would definitely recommend this litter to anyone wanting to up their litter game!!

The best cat litter I have used so far. Clumps very well, doesn’t track as much as clay litter. I have tried Fukumaru tofu litter (looks very similar) but it was not as absorbing and it tracked soooo badly, and it smelled very strong of pee after a week. With this litter, there is no smell (unless they’ve pooped - the poop smell is not absorbed by the litter, but I might just have stinky cats!) I have two litter trays, and use two pouches per tray, scoop 2x daily, hoover the area daily, and do a complete change and clean the trays once a month. This litter lasts that whole time without smelling off, or losing the ability to clump. There is a bit of a hay scent but I quite enjoy it! Also, my cats used to scratch a lot when I used clay-based litter and I have noticed a significant difference now they’re using this litter, they don’t scratch themselves anywhere near as much! I also used to notice a layer of dust on all surfaces in the room where their litter trays are when I used clay based litter. This does not happen anymore! It’s so worth it, I love this litter and I don’t know if I’ll ever change!

I have gone through various litters over the years, from wood pellets to clay and others. All had their various cons, from being too dusty and tracking throughout the house. I'm now on the third month of using the Catit pea husk litter and can firmly say this product outshines them all.I was sceptical at first, reading through some reviews on how it doesn't clump well and how some cats were taking a liking to eating the litter. Three months in and I haven't encountered any of these problems so far. It clumps fairly well if you leave it to work its magic as getting pee etc. straight out with the scoop can lead it to stick to it. The cat's are happy with it. Virtually no dust. I opted for the unscented version (solely based on the fact that cats have a very sensitive sense of smell, roughly 14 to 40 million stronger than mine or yours. I for one wouldn't want to be hit full force with the smell of lavender when going to the toilet). It does not stink the place out like other products, and where tracking is concerned, we have a Catit litter mat placed outside the tray that catches any stray pieces of litter that follow the cats sprinting out!Only other thing to comment on is the claim of it lasting 60 days. I have two ragdoll cats and find a box of this litter lasts around a month, so that checks out. Maybe a bit pricey compared to the cheaper brands, but I've put it on subscribe and save to save a few pounds. Overall recommend - can't fault it.

I have been using KatKin for about 18 months, since Natusan stopped being sold in the UK.I used to love Natusan, as it was great at clumping, and at odour retension. Whilst KatKin was great at clumping, and good for the environment, it was not effective at odour retension for our cat (I believe that odour retension varies from cat to cat, based on what you feed them; some litters do great for some cats and badly for others).KatKin was no match against our 14 year old cat's nuclear poos.After too many complaints from my partner, I decided (reluctantly) to go again on the search of the perfect litter (I have tried so many over the years, from supermarket's to expensive World's best). I asked AI what would be a comparable litter to KatKin in terms of environmental credentials and price, and was suggested Catit Go.Looking at reviews on Amazon, it seems to be very similar to KatKin in format, but cheaper (£12 for a 60 day pack vs £17 for a month pack).When I received Catit, I worried that the performance would be similar to KatKin's as it looks almost identical in format/ texture.I have now been trying it for 3 days (well, my cat), and I must say I am impressed so far! Identical clumping properties (marginally stickier to the bottom of the tray, nothing bad though), but so far NO SMELL! My partner hasn't been whinging since I changed litter, so that is definitely a win!I find the vanilla scent very mild, and my cat has been using it without any complaint nor adaptation time post KatKin.At the moment, I am not convinced that the pack will last 60 days; I foresee 45; but that still remains way cheaper than KatKin, so a win all around (so far).Let's see how it goes over the next few months!One thing to note: you will need it a "wider-holed" scoop, as the litter comes in thin matchstick format (although shorter than KatKin's).

Both my cat and I like this litter, mainly because it is natural, easy to clean, and very practical for everyday use.What works well:• It is a natural litter that forms solid clumps, making daily cleaning quick and easy.• The litter has a strong, natural vanilla scent, which is pleasant and not chemical.• I mix it with a cheaper, non-clumping litter, and it still performs very well. This also makes it last much longer.• Odour control is very good, and the litter tray stays fresh.• Easy to scoop and maintain, with minimal effort.Something to consider before buying:The vanilla scent is quite noticeable. If you are someone who is very sensitive to smells or tends to form strong scent associations, it’s worth thinking about whether this litter is right for you. For some people, sweet food-like scents (such as vanilla) can later become strongly associated with the litter tray, which may feel unpleasant over time. This is very individual, but worth keeping in mind.Overall:A high-quality natural litter that clumps well, smells pleasant, and is easy to clean. My cat is happy with it, and it works very well in daily use — just be mindful of the scent strength if smells are particularly important to you.

I've used probably ~10 brands of litter and this is by far the best. This pea husk litter clumps very well (both pee and poo), masks smells (the vanilla flavor is amazing and not overpowering!), and produces ZERO DUST (important for people who have dust allergies or sensitive to particulate/aerosols). It is so easy and neat to clean and take care of. My cat and I both love it!Previously, I've used the traditional clay and sand-based litters which clump very well, but produce a ton of dust and often doesn't cover scent. Because clay-based litter is so small, it tracks easily as our kitty leaves his litter box and gets stuck in his paws and fur. We've noticed it would leave a cloud of dust in places he sleeps. This litter has ZERO DUST and doesn't stick to him at all! We have also tried soy-based pellets which clumped well but actually made the smell worse. This pea husk-based litter is better on all fronts.One thing to note is your kitty may take some time to transition as they adapt to the new texture, density, smell, etc. of the litter. But ultimately our baby figured it out :)

It clumps very nicely, the odor isn't bad like with previous litter I've tried, it is relatively easy to flush down, sometimes it stays at the bottom tho. My cat loves it because it doesn't leave aassive lump but rather absorbs the fluids into one ball and he can dig into. Luckily it's less messy, too, doesn't stick to his paw or fur like previous ones and is cheaper too. Very happy so far

Before this, I was using wood chips and then wood pellet litter (different brand). But the quality of the pellets was declining so I decided to give this a try. It is ALMOST perfect. It clumps superbly. There is no dust. It does not stick to the cat's fur. The size of the pellets make it easy to reduce wastage as the non-used pellets are small enough to fall through the litter skimmer.BUT, and this is a big but, it has negative odour control. I don't really care for the lavender scent, but you can't really smell it through the constant waves of ammonia from the cat urine. I clean the litter regularly and it's near a window and still...the cat urine smell is just too intense. I've never really had this problem with cat litter.I so love the other qualities of this litter that I've been trying to find a solution for the odour issue. But with the lack of odour control AND the cost, I think I have to try something else.Re: price/value, my SINGLE cat pees A LOT (she's small to mid-size and drinks a lot of water). After just 10 days, she's already gone through about 65% of the first bag.EDIT: I've found a solution to the smell; I mix in about 40% wood pellets from the same brand. Clumping is still very good but not quite as absorbent.

Après avoir essayé une dizaine de litière pour mes 2 chats j'ai ENFIN trouvé la perle rare.Pas d'odeur, agglomérante, pas de gros bloc collés au fond du bac.Très facile à nettoyer et sans poussière !Seul bémol, son odeur de lavande un peu écoeurante.Je recommande !

This is absolutely brilliant. Definitely reduces odor. No dust. Soft on kitty paws. Naturally clumping. No chemicals. The scatter is really low (much better than grass seed). The clumps are a bit softer which I was wary of, but it turned out to be a good thing as they don't adhere to the sides, so the box can be easily cleaned. It's more expensive than clay litter, but all the positives make it worth that extra price.

moim kotom niestety się nie spodobał, dość drogi w stosunku do wagi. Zapach jest lekko chemiczny, średnio mocny.

Finally a cat litter that clumps perfectly and ABSORBS smells really well. Game changer & our cat loves it. The fact that it's natural brings home the 5th star. Super recommended.

I LOVE THIS STUFF I WILL NEVER BUY ANOTHER KIND OF LITTER. clay sucks. crystals are harmful for your cats. recycled paper scraps are AWFUL. but this stuff is a life saviour. easy to clean, clumps well, FLUSHABLE, and i no longer get the ammonia feeling/smell in my nose and throat. i love it