James and Steel Green Cat 100 Percent Natural Clumping Cat Litter 10 Litre

I have noticed some negatives in reviews of this product and I wanted to add a positive one.I have searched around to find a litter that clumped properly, suppressed odour and was eco friendly. This is all of those.Easy to scoop lumps and tracks far less than the cheaper non eco type. I have a large mat for my large, fat cat and a handheld vacuum or dustpan and brush picks up any scatter.I’m on my 3rd bag and as you don’t need to throw away the whole tray full every week it’s actually quite cost effective 👏👏👏

This litter is easy to use and no dust was evident. One of my cats decided to even eat some of it. I have one cat who has 4 legs but only 3 paws, his front left leg is just a stump where the paw should be (due to a birth defect). I thought the litter would be better for him as it has smaller granules. This was not the case and he would not use the tray. Cats with no paw defects will be ok with this product, but any cats with paw defects will be sensitive to the size of granules and will probably have difficulty in using it.

This litter is terrible, so could not get my usual corn litter and bought this instead. It’s messy, does not clump except into a wet sticky blob that sticks like cement to the litter box. It not terribly absorbent. My previous litter left a clean dry clump. It tracks everywhere. My cat uses it but I can tell he is reluctant to get in the box. Rubbish!

Moved to corn based clumping litters last year after my cat developed a skin condition (had been using wood based non-clumping previously). Ordered this when the others I've used were unavailable but it's just not for us -The texture of the dry litter is like a mixture of rice crispies and cornflakes. It's so light weight that it scatters *everywhere* when my cat jumps out of her box. Whatever makes it clump when she pees, turns it into an almost gelatinous mass, which sticks to the bottom of the tray, despite the depth of the litter used. It also sticks to my cat's paw, aggravating the skin condition she has there - an issue we haven't had with the purely corn-based clumping litters.Definitely won't be buying again.

I like this litter for a couple of reasons; it comes in a paper bag, not a plastic one and it's made from corn rather than clay, so it's an eco-friendly litter and that's great.It's a bit lighter than other corn litters I've used, I actually think this means it's a bit less absorbant than other brands. I've noticed it tends to go kind of sticky when wet and can fall apart as you're removing the soiled litter from the tray, rather than clumping to form, well, a clump. It's great for solids, no problem.In terms of smell, it does a good job of absorbing odour and actually has its own smell a bit like corn flakes or corn cakes! Go figure.I like it, but I wish it wouldn't go sticky - then it would be perfect!

Bought as an alternative to my usual wood pellets. It does the job, but find it does get stuck in my 🐈 paws, which he then trails round the house. Easy to remove from tray as it clumps when soiled.

Fab cat litter, easy to clean up after my cat has chucked it over our kitchen floor after each use 🙄, dust free, our fussy cat loves this litter & it’s good for the environment too

Very good and easy to keep clean