Bio-Catsil Cat Litter

After three months of use, I can say it's similar to Cats Best Original, but there are a few differences. It doesn't have the same coarseness; this one is finer. The absorbency is about the same, and the durability is also similar. It's lighter than Cats Best. I find the scent more noticeable, a bit different when freshly poured. It tracks the same way, so there's not much difference there. Dust is minimal. Overall, it's average—if it has a better price than Cats Best, it's worth a try.

Very good clumping ability, small, slightly heavier "grains" that hardly get dragged out or scattered around. Works well in my self-cleaning litter box. But (!) there's a pretty big downside. It doesn't work well in a "regular" litter box, because it smells like corn/maize, especially when/after it's been used. That doesn't necessarily suit a city apartment very well. In our self-cleaning litter box, though, we hardly notice it/much less/barely at all. As for being dust-free, that's also a bit of a stretch—it really depends on what you're comparing it to.

I like the quality of this product for the price, but the natural smell of the cat litter material is too strong for me. I can smell the litter as soon as I walk into my home. It clumps well, produces little dust, and the odour control is decent, but I don’t like its musky scent and the granules are too big for the litter scoop to sift easily.

Compared to other biodegradable litters, it covers odors better and is quite economical, the price is good, but it’s pretty dusty and the cats track it everywhere. But the worst part is that the paper bag is so weak that the 20L one tore and spilled several times while pouring or lifting it, so it’s better to buy a smaller package.

Very fine, so the cats don’t drag it around the house. It forms a clump with the pee. However, it doesn’t hold in the smells.