Biokat's Classic Attracting & Care

At first it worked well, but as you clean the litter, the clumps break, leaving dirty litter behind and therefore the litter gets dirty quickly and you need to change the litter often. I don't use this litter anymore.

Our cats prefer a finer litter, but this one is quite "heavy and coarse". It's also hard for me to clean (the litter doesn't sift well through the scoop – and mine has the largest holes). And it's too dusty.

When cleaning the litter box, the clumps break up into crumbs, which often means you have to empty the whole litter box. The cat litter causes an ammonia smell.

So for automatic cat litter boxes, this litter isn’t that good – the granules are too big.

Since my tomcat is sensitive and very particular about his litter box, we need clumping cat litter. It does clump, but as soon as you put the scoop in and try to take it out, it just falls apart. And now, especially with this warm weather, the cat litter starts to smell like urine much more quickly.

It creates a lot of dust and clumps only form in about 1 out of 10 cases, the rest just falls apart on the scoop. Because of this, I have to change the litter quite often. This is the worst clumping litter I've used so far. It gets 1 star because the litter hardly sticks to the paws, so the flat stays clean. The smell was okay.

Positive: Hardly any noticeable dust, and initially good at controlling odours. Neutral: The granules themselves are sometimes quite coarse and require a scoop with wide holes. Negative: 30% of the clumps fall apart when removing them, often completely. This makes it difficult or even impossible to remove the used litter. As a result, odour control gets noticeably worse over time. Overall: Mediocre. I’d only consider buying it again if there was a really significant sale.

Coarse texture, heavy and dusty litter. It’s hard to clean, even though I have a scoop with large holes (the litter just doesn’t want to sift through). I bought it for the first time, but we’ll be going back to our favourite Biocat’s Diamond Attracting Care, which suits us much better.

Bad litter, it’s just pebbles. My cats don’t like it at all. Expensive for what it is.

The sand crumbles, it doesn’t clump properly, and even though I scoop the litter twice a day, it catches the smell really quickly and the whole house ends up smelling. I don’t recommend it.

Unfortunately, it doesn't live up to its promises. The clumps fall apart. Biocats used to be the best litter ever, but sadly I can't find any variety with the quality it had 30 years ago. Such a shame.

Terrible. It doesn’t clump at all. It falls apart no matter how you try to scoop it. On top of that, it’s really dusty. I usually don’t leave reviews unless they’re positive, but in this case I feel it’s my duty to warn people not to buy it. The bag is 18L—it just never ends!

For a long time, I used an unscented litter and then came across this one. The scent is pleasant and not too strong, so my two indoor cats are happy as well. It reliably locks in odours, clumps really well, and thanks to the coarse grains, it doesn’t stick to their paws. Absolutely recommendable.

My tomcat Pogo took to the cat litter right away. It lasts a really long time and the odor control is honestly very good. Definitely recommend. 🐾

I don't like it, it turns to dust and forms a mass that looks like a mix between mud and plaster in a block, making cleaning much harder. The 18L paper package ended up tearing and I had to find somewhere to store it temporarily.