It leaves color.

The photos are after one week of use, maybe if it was darker I wouldn't have noticed. It doesn't have dust and has good clumping, it's a shame because it would have been nice sand...

BUT it leaves color!!!

It used to be amazing litter, but the last time we got it (after a while, so I don't know when the composition changed) besides the pellets, it also had blue pieces which apparently resulted in dye coming off on the cat's paws.

I give 4 stars because of the smell of the tofu itself, which I don't like. I will try the tea tree. Otherwise, it is EXCELLENT in odor absorption and clumping. We combine it with the company's cassava and it stays clean and odorless with 2 very active cats ;)) We switched from everclean and we're not going back. I will also try just cassava and report back.

It is very good for my cat and smells perfectly like vanilla!!!!!
I only get this for our kitty now!!!!

The best for the cat. I have two litter boxes and one cat, and it usually lasts me two to three months with daily cleaning and filling once a week. The feces and urine do not smell, it leaves no residue, it does not stick to the paws, and the cat does not sneeze.

Truly the best when it comes to litter. Incredible clumping, no smell at all ever, I haven't noticed any pebbles around the litter box, no dust. Simply top

When you receive it, there is no dust, as long as the packaging is still airtight. As soon as the cats use it for a few days, the dust is many times more than classic bentonite litter; you will find it at the bottom of the tray and all over the house and furniture. For quite some time after using the tray, the cats smell like tofu, and after a while, everything they sit or sleep on permanently acquires the same smell, resulting in everything needing to be washed; otherwise, the whole house smells, even if you change the litter. I do not recommend it.

The best I have tried. Minimal scattering. Perfect clumping. No odors at all. Very economical. Eco-friendly. It stands up to Everclean and is healthier for the pet.

It is now the "litter" I use, as a replacement for classic bentonite litter. After persistent questions to the company, they replied that it does not contain PCMX (choloroxylenol), which is particularly toxic to cats. Its only significant drawback is that it does not absorb odors from solids very well. In all other aspects, it clearly surpasses classic bentonite litter.

First of all, it should be mentioned that it is not odorless. It has a scent that is indeed subtle and soft but not imperceptible. However, it does not bother my cats or me compared to another "odorless" tofu I have used that made the whole house smell. It perfectly covers odors, has zero dust, and forms extremely stable clumps. You need some kind of mat—ideally the perforated one—so it doesn't scatter because the pieces are small and inevitably a few get out, depending also on the cat.

Personally, I have tried 3 different tofus and I would prefer this one from Cature.

it does exactly what it says, just when the cat poops the litter makes a strange smell, it's not bad but a bit unbearable

Excellent product! I’ve tried many sands, from the most expensive to cheaper ones. No more ammonia smells, heavy bags and dust everywhere. I don’t flush it because I live on an island but it’s so lightweight it’s not an issue to throw away. I don’t smell anything except for what I find to be a pleasant odor of the pellets. The clumping is made from the dissolved pellets, it’s so easy to scoop. I will continue to use it even with its high price. It’s worth it!

From the reviews, I expected better results in terms of smell. It definitely doesn't smell like with regular sand, but still, it's unbearable that we have to clean it twice a day.

I have tried many cat litters with everclean being the most satisfying so far. This one was recommended to me and after reading the reviews I decided to try it. It is definitely made from natural ingredients but the smell is very strange. And the red one I got, they told me it's the best. For its price, it's not worth it for me.

Pros
Almost no dust
Satisfactory clumping
You can flush what you scoop down the toilet
Sustainable

Cons
Very weird/irrelevant smell for cat litter (like cooked food)

definitely the best one can try!! you can't find it everywhere in the house, it cleans easily, with good adhesion. as for durability I don't have an opinion yet but its scent, while at first is mild, after a week I can say it's unbearable, it makes me nauseous. it's excessively sweet and I feel like it smells throughout the whole house

I have changed bentonite, crystalline, wood pellets. This one smells like Japan and never stinks. Maximum for 1 cat, I kept it for 2 months out of laziness and still the cat goes and it didn't smell yet. Of course, I cleaned it, you know.

I have been using it here for many months, the best thing I have tried in the last 16 years, there is no dust, it has a smell that you wouldn't call bad, when you clean it you throw everything into the toilet bowl so no more bags and little bags, I have forgotten what the smell of ammonia was like that existed before with ALL the other types I tried. Now some people say it smells, I don't know what to say, I clean it every night and wash the litter box once a month and it never smells. If they leave it for 3 days like that, it's logical for their poop to smell.. also with regular sand, it filled the whole house... okay, the price is a bit high for Greek salaries but you get what you pay for.. there is also sand in the market for 3 euros.

I didn’t like it at all, one of my cats didn’t like it neither that peed in the bed, the smell of the pellet is veeeery strong. Is expensive and smells bad after 4 days.
The only good part is that you will not find little residues in the floor because it doesn’t stick in their paws.

The sand is EXCELLENT. It doesn't stick at all to the cat's paws, it has no dust, and it holds all the odors. Even at the moment it goes to the bathroom, it doesn't smell noticeably. It makes very good clumps with the urine and they come off very easily from the bottom of the litter box. I had been using bentonite until now, due to cost, but even though this product costs twice as much, it lasts much longer.

This is the first pellet we got for our little cat, because the sand scatters everywhere in the house. Since it is expensive, we went for a more economical pellet that lasts a month, but unfortunately, this one melted and scattered all over the house too. We returned to Cature. Besides the fact that it doesn't melt and doesn't scatter in the house, it also doesn't smell! Unfortunately, it is expensive, so it seems that the situation will probably go somewhat alternately; it can't be helped...

The best! It absorbs odors, doesn't have dust, and doesn't spread sand everywhere in the house. It's a bit expensive but it's worth it.

It has good clumping, it doesn't leave odors, and even though it has a scent, the whole area doesn't smell like patchouli. I do have it in a closed litter box, but if a scented litter smells, then the litter box won't save you. Also, it doesn't have dust and it doesn't fill the whole place with little stones. The longevity over time will show, but in any case, it is very good litter. Unlike the ever clean ones, which are also very good, this particular one is not literally carried by the cat all over the house.

Very good solution, there is no dust, the space doesn't smell, nor does the cat after using the litter box. I feel that the bowl needs a lot of quantity so that the tofu doesn't get muddy. I got it with the thought that I would need to buy a package every month and a half to two, but unfortunately, I need to buy it every month.

I got it because a friend recommended it.
I wanted to change the litter since the everclean was sticking to my cat's fur (long-haired) and her belly was full of clumps.
Now, since I read opposite reviews regarding the smell, I should say that it smells pleasant to me and covers the smell of urine very well, but to my partner, it smells more than the everclean. It's a matter of nose after all.
It clumps very well without sticking to the fur, it doesn't create dust, and it doesn't transfer easily around the house.
The quantity might last the two months that the manufacturer claims (for one cat, of course).
The only negative, hence the one star deduction, is the price. At around €25-30, it is not economical, I would say not at all if you have more than one cat. I will think about getting it again when it runs out.
At €20, it would be a relatively good price (it is a premium product).

The shape and size are completely unsuitable for cleaning with any scoop. One thought it was edible so she tried it and of course then she was throwing up like a cat... (which she is) and neither of the two cats could do their business so we ran to get more litter.

I was influenced by the reviews. Ultimately, a very expensive and ineffective litter product. The cat moved it around with its paws and the smell was much stronger than now with the pellet. Also, the cat didn't approach it easily at first, while it went to the pellet immediately. No comparison

The cat adapted easily.
I use it with an open litter box. It covers the smells and seems to last quite a while.
This is the first pack I am getting, but since I mixed it with sand to help the cat adapt more easily, I still don't have consumption statistics.

The best I have ever tried with various, wonderful scent, it doesn't create dust at all and doesn't fill the house with sand, it makes good stones that don't break. Unfortunately, the quantity doesn't last long and its cost is already very high, resulting in it being quite unfeasible for an average household, especially if there is more than one cat.

With daily cleaning and 2 cats, it doesn't last even 2 weeks.
Positives:
- doesn't fill the house with pebbles
- 0 dust
Negatives:
- Smell
- Very expensive
- Runs out quickly

I was using Odourlock. Better in every way except for the pebbles that you'll find everywhere in the house :(