17 reviews forBiokat’s Organic Care Wood Fibres

People will always argue about cat litter. Everyone has to find the product that works best for them. I think this cat litter is great and I've found my favourite with it. I keep buying it again and again.

For me, this litter forms very good and stable clumps. We switched from clay to wood a few years ago. Unfortunately, the clumps from Cat Best weren't stable and would fall apart quickly when removing them. That's much better with this Bio Kats litter—maybe because the wood pieces are finer. In any case, we're satisfied and will keep using it.

Absolutely perfect. It absorbs waste and odours. For those like me with lots of cats, the only downside is the cost :-)

Almost dust-free and absorbs well, virtually odourless. It is lighter than clay grit, so the cats can scoop it out of the tray more easily. Because it's lighter, it's also less of a hassle to carry the bags around. Very happy with this switch.

It doesn't hold in any smell at all and, in fact, after just a few days, it starts to stink even when it's clean! Plus, it's so light that when the cat digs, it throws it everywhere and it sticks a lot to their paws.

This cat litter is perfect for cats who like fine granules; unlike clay litter, this one is very light. Plus, it’s made from sustainably produced wood fibres. It smells pleasant and does a great job at keeping odours at bay. If you scoop the trays every day, you can use the litter for several months. There is some tracking, but that's the case with all litters; keeping a dustpan and brush next to the tray works wonders.

Such a shame, yet another manufacturer that doesn't deliver on their promises. Just another bad purchase, it creates so much dust! I'm not even going to try it with a sensitive cat and owner.…

- Wood fibres are way less dusty than pellets that break down over time. - If you sift it daily, it stays clean and odourless. Lasts a good while! - Small clumps, so it's very economical. - Downside: it gets everywhere, but with a mat at the litter box exit and another at the bathroom exit (Koaa), it's already much more manageable.

Looks good, but the crumb factor is still there... and unfortunately mine don't like going in. I've gone back to clumping litter. But we'll give the pea fibres a try at some point.

Based on the photo, I expected the same composition as Cat's Best Original. But the pellets are noticeably smaller, more like coarse dust. It doesn't smell like wood, it actually looks more like ground corn. Either the photo is wrong or the contents of the bag were incorrect.

Wonderful, absorbs a lot and no smell at all.

I’ve been using regular clumping litter for ages. But it’s heavy. Heavy to lift, heavy to empty. The bin gets heavy, and there’s usually quite a bit of dust too. I wanted to try something different. The cats really like it. Digging is a bit different because it’s such a light material. It doesn’t smell. Not even after a week and a half of just scooping. It lasts longer for me with three cats. There is quite a bit of tracking, but I actually prefer it this way. I’d rather stand on the soft wood than the hard old pellets (in the bathroom).