EcoGrain 100% Natural Environmentally Friendly Cat Litter - 30l, clear

Environmentally friendly, very absorbent, larger sacks are good value for money, easy to order and have delivered rather than schlepping to the shops and trying to lift them. Can be separated in the tray to save the none-used stuff, no odour before or after use, I wouldn't order anything else

Best cat litter on the market in my view. Absorbent, eco-friendly and low tracking. Wining combo!

I've recently taken in a stray and it's been years since I've had cats, so I tried a bag of almost every litter on the market. Some were awful, and the poor cat looked like she'd walked through concrete dust, some were good, but the bits got tracked everywhere and the hoover was needed daily.This one is great, really the best. It's a lot lighter than the other litters, but still heavy enough to stay put in the tray. It doesn't get tracked out onto the carpet, there's no smell, and the cat uses it willingly. Tescos sell the 10L bags, too, so I can get it delivered with my shopping if need be.

Works well, clumps easily. Bit expensive.

Even being in two bags with tape all over bits of it, the bag got split so I don't know how much was lost in transit.I appreciate the effort of using paper packaging but if plastic packaging gets used to try and keep it together anyway (without success) then what's the point?The litter itself was ok but I could buy a 30L bag of wood pellet litter in a local shop for a third of the price and that would be more absorbent with larger pellets. These ones are small and turn to dust much more easily resulting in more to scoop up. I would opt for this brand if it was sold locally but it doesn't make it well in transit so not worth the price when you don't really get the whole thing.One plus side is we got this for our then-8-week-old kitten and with the pellets being a bit small in size, it probably made it easier for him to bury his waste. However, being a bit older now, he is fine with the bigger pellets with no struggles at all. They have a nicer wood pine scent to them too - I'm currently using Smart Litter which I get from Morrisons or Asda :)

A little pricier than the Pettax I’ve tried, but much prefer this one as it doesn’t have that sharp smell the the pine wood gives off. As long as you regularly scoop the litter that has absorbed urine, it doesn’t really track and it’s pretty easy to clean. For the one cat, I reckon this 30l bag will last around 6 weeks with a full clean once a week.

Great value for money! Cheaper than many retailers (usually more money for multiple smaller bags of litter)

I love that this is a by-product of food production. It's actually pretty absorbant and doesn't smell of much. I have two rescue cats and they seem okay with it - I introduced it by mixing with the old litter first to give them the idea.Removing solids is pretty easy and then I compost (or use as a flower bed mulch) the remaining litter depending on how much is untouched. It seems to break down quickly in the garden so will be great in the composter too.