My cat didn't particularly like it because when it gets wet it turns into a powder, which bothers his paws and sometimes he peed outside his litter box.

The basic requirement to use pellets is to have a litter box with a double bottom. The pellet absorbs urine, turns into dust, and falls to the bottom. I directly throw the feces into the litter box with a scoop and flush the toilet because the product is eco-friendly and dissolves. Every two days, I sift, empty, and rinse the bottom with a little water. I refill the top, perforated bottom with pellets. With two cats, I opened the package on August 9th and now it's finishing (in December). Before, I used to spend 20 euros per month on two 8-kilogram litters. If you change the litter box every 3 months, you will have recovered your investment. The pets accepted it. I was saved!

It used to be one of the best pellets, lately I am not so satisfied with the smell. However, it is definitely much better than classic sand and bentonite sand.

In my cat, it has worked very well. I have 2 litter boxes and I change them completely almost every 10-15 days, putting about 5 kilograms in each litter box. This means that I need 20 kilograms per month at best. At 12-13 euros per bag, which was usually okay, but at 17.5 plus shipping, I am already looking for alternatives. The minus one star is for the price that has skyrocketed.

The best thing I have ever bought.
I have tried bentonite, regular sand, crystal.
It doesn't smell. It is cost-effective because you use less. It lasts longer. It doesn't stick to my cat's paws.
I am completely satisfied.

Compared to the pellet fuel I have used for my cat's litter box, this one is smaller in length and breaks down faster. It is a product that does its job, traps odors, and cleans relatively easily. The small packaging was enough to fill a very large cat litter box, and a change was made in about 10 days.

It is my first experience with pellets. So, I compare it with sand. My cats need time to get used to it and use more of the sand. But based on the usage they have done with the pellets, my experience is that they do not scatter it as much as the sand. Also, when the pellets get wet, it continues to smell like wood and not like urine like the sand, and it does not require cleaning as often. I will continue to use it because it smells better and lasts much longer than cat sands.

Very pleasant smell of wood. Incredible yet true!
With 2 cats in the house, I don't feel like their closed litter boxes smell unpleasant.

My cat didn't even come close to it. Instead, she started going to pots and planters. Quickly, I returned to the litter. I will burn it in the fireplace in winter (that's why the 2nd star).

In the beginning, while it is fresh in the litter box, it is good. Unfortunately, my cat likes to dig excessively, resulting in the pellet breaking down and turning into dust within 2 days, so it gets on his paws and then he tracks it everywhere. I don't know if it's this specific product or my cat's fault, but overall it does its job and doesn't smell much.

Unfortunately, the cat's feces smell even worse and the whole room... Also, it spreads everywhere... What a pity