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I was a bit bitter about the price of Catsan. £5 for a 10 litre bag in my opinion seemed a bit expensive in comparison to the £1.58 bag of supermarket own brand I could buy at the same price. However one day I got caught short and had to get someone to buy me litter and they got this. Was outraged at the price. I ended up having to use it.First I was unhappy, because unlike most clumping brands, this tends to stick to the cats paws and get dragged over my black carpet (the litter box is in my bedroom where the cat sleeps). However, I did notice a huge difference In things like the weight of the product, which is much lighter than clumping brands and much easier for me to carry and change with my bad back.
A really great product by Catsan. I've been using this for my fur baby since I brought him home 2.5 years ago. He's only ever used Catsan since he was 13 weeks old. What I love about this hygiene litter is that it lasts for a long time and there's very little to no odour, so it does a great job at keep the smells at bay from pervading the rest of the apartment. I always line my furry child's tray with newspaper, then add about half a bag / 3/4 bag on top. I like to add more so it lasts longer. I also want my boy to be able to bury his goods, not have them sitting on top. By using a lot more litter, it means I only have to change every 5 days. Of course, I make sure to clean his tray daily too,
After using a pine wood fragrance clumping litter for years, I thought I’d give another brand a go. My current litter never really looked or smelt very fresh and I seemed to go through it very quickly. I have 3 gorgeous rescue cats but only one uses the litter box, so it was this poor puss that always got blamed for any unsavoury whiffs ??.I did a quick review of all the catlitter brands on Amazon and it didn’t take me long to realise that Catsan was extremely popular with cat owners. I opted for a 20L bag of Catsan Hygiene Litter, which arrived at my doorstep the following day ?.I gave my lady mog’s enclosed litter box a good clean and filled it with the usual Mount of litter.
I'm used to using clumping cat litter, so I wasn't too sure about the merits of switching to a litter which doesn't clump for easy removal of urine, as I've had cat litter in the past which was just a nightmare to clean after the cats had urinated in the tray once or twice. However, so far I'm pleasantly surprised by this cat litter - it has very successfully absorbed the urine without becoming a sticky mess, and there's no odour. I clean the solid mess out, and the litter just absorbs all the liquid and looks and smells just as clean as when the tray was filled.One of my cats in particular creates an eye-wateringly awful smell when she poos in the tray - I half expect to see an evil green mist hovering on the floor outside the tray when she emerges from it!
I buy this usually from Tesco. Save a £1 here or there when on offer, Amazon was cheaper. I recently discovered Argos sell this? but strange but with regards to my Amazon order, it came quick, no hassle or effort my end. Just a click of a button.At 20kg it holds a fair amount of litter. My advice if you have one cat get two litter trays if you have 2 at least 3 litter trays. I actually have 3 litter trays for 1 kitty. I am a clean person so wash all three trays weekly with dettol. Catsan is good quality litter although I prefer the density of Tescos scented version. Having 3 trays means that they sometimes do not need changing all in one week,
After doing the usual rounds and trying the several alternative cat litters, this is the best cat litter based on its affordability, keeping the smell down and easiness when cleaning it out.There are a few cheaper versions of this, namely from the UK supermarkets, but I would avoid them generally as the quality isn’t as good. They usually less effective and messier in general.Comparison with alternatives:Silica is overall a better product then catsan in my honest opinion, it’s unaffordable for the average person and not manageable.Wood pellets are better for the environment and usually cheaper but doesn’t hide the spell as effectively,
Catsan litter is by far the best litter on the market in my opinion. It really does stop the 'wee' smells and when it HAS been wee'd on by the cat the granules turn to like a sandy dust that dries really quick, again keeping in the smell. Although this type of litter is far more expensive than the other brands, I find it goes much further and last longer, as I don't need to keep topping it up between cleaning out the tray (weekly).I'm not sure why, but I thought this bag was four times the size sold in the supermarket, but have since noticed that it is only twice the size. The reason for stating is that the 10L bag is £5.48 in my local tesco which makes this 20L bags about £6 dearer buying it here.
I have two outdoor cats and they are mostly inside on cold days. During the winter we need a lot of cat litter. After doing some research, I have decided this cat litter.The litter consists of natural quartz sand and chalk, which gives it its distinct white colour. According to the Catsan literature, thousands of micropores on the surface of the litter rapidly absorb moisture, a bit like tiny sponges, safely locking it in.You can scoop the poop out without taking a lot of litter with it. Due to the nature of the litter, the pop was not sealed completely leaking some odour. But it did a good job for the urine, very little odour leaked out. Once the litter gets wet with urine,
I’m a long time user of this product and has tried many, many more on the market at a range of price points b4 settling on this one being the best for us. I’ve 7 house cats so litter for their trays is a very big deal to us!. Catsan May be a little more expensive than some(but a lot cheaper than many others)but you get a good product which lasts a good long time, cuts down on tray odours and also when changing seems to have a low dust content which is good for me as I’ve lung disease. I have multiple trays and remove all solid matter daily then do a full tray clean out once a week-10 day’s which I would say is pretty good value for money.
Ok I’ve been through pretty much every cat litter and had initially dismissed this as the cats kept walking it through the house and it seemed more work than it was worth but after trying other cat litters, wooden pellets that stink the house out if your cat pees, silica ones that work great if you’re a millionaire and can ifford it, I’ve come back to catsan. Yes those little white pieces are painful to walk on but I bought a large mat (not the tiny ones) and problem solved. If you’re sensible enough to shake the mat into the litter box when you’re walking past it won’t make its way round the house.It is one of the best for keeping the smell down, sometimes I don’t even realise the cats have been to the loo!
Having owned cats all my life, this is the only brand of cat litter I will buy. You may be able to find cheaper cat litters, however they don't do half as good a job as this one. It absorbs smells and liquids so well. For the last 3 years I have had an indoor cat (heart condition) and his litter tray would be in constant use. I find that as long as I clear out the poops (the smell is absorbed really quickly anyway but I feel that it would be nicer if they weren't there - for me and the cat!) then the litter can last a week and possibly longer ! I generally clean it out every Saturday as it is nice to be fresh but it's not because of any smells or puddles. It does tend to get stuck in between toes and brought out of the tray,
Catsan has been our preferred cat litter for some years. It is a fairly light grey litter which has a high level of acceptability with our two cats. Provided you put out a couple of inches in depth it lasts a reasonably long while provided you take out the nasty bits. Generally you can tell when it needs changing as it starts to smell which it does not normally do. I would say it absorbs odour rather well and does not start to smell until it becomes quite damp which is definitely time for a refill! It does not clump together when wet like most fullers Earth type litter.Provided it is not too heavy for you to handle the 20 litre size does save about 10% in the supermarket and the price here is reasonably competitive,
This is good cat litter no doubt about it, it's very absorbent, keeps the odour to a minimum and keeps the litter trays a lot cleaner plus it doesn't stick to the bottom of the tray.However, my cats love kicking this stuff all over the floor, every time, no reason for it, they don't tend to get other, heavier, branded cat litter everywhere!. I think it's because that it's very light and it easily flies up out of the trays.For a 20l bag it's very light and manageable to lift, unlike the 10 ton bags of cheaper cat litter. When I've changed the trays with the heavier stuff I feel like I've been to the gym!Not much else to say about this, it's cat litter after all,
I had always assumed that cat litter was basically cat litter: some clumps, some doesn't but basically you have something that sits in the corner of your room and smells. Catsan is genuinely better. It really does manage to neutralise the smell remarkably effectively. Of course, you'll still have to change your cat litter but, because it doesn't smell so badly, that's a slightly less infrequent task (only a good thing as its never the nicest of tasks). And less time spent with a kitchen stinking of cat urine is a massive plus for me, certainly.Buying in larger quantities makes sense, given that it is the cheapest of cat litter.
The cat litter is great - it keeps smells to a bare minimum, it’s easy to clean and cats love to use it.BUT buying two 20l bags online turned out to be a huge mistake. They are heavy to carry as a single 20l bag and they had over-optimistically been packed together into one supersized plastic bag. This meant that the package must have been exceptionally heavy and awkward for most people to carry, which resulted in the bags arriving split and torn with loose cat litter rattling inside the plastic bag like a rainmaker instrument and dribbling out of a hole in the outer packaging.Thankfully my daughter was staying with me as there is no way I would have been able to move this package,