Tigerino Plant-Based Litter Corn Pellets - Sensitive (Unscented)

Not a lot to complain about! Doesn't dust, doesn't smell at all and tracks very little. Some of it turns a bit sandy at the bottom of the tray but no biggie as it doesn't dust.

My cats didn’t like it at the beginning , it does go powdery after a while. My cats are used to it now , it clumps the pee after some time but not straight away which doesn’t bother me . In overall good product for its price .

The cats hate it. It doesn't clump well at a and goes powdery instead. Will never buy again

I'm a breeder with a multi-cat household and regular kittens. I've tried so many litters and this one is great! No tracking, good odour control and it's flushable which is handy. I would say this is equal quality to super Benek corn litter.

Excellent surprise for a plant-based litter, all my cats approved! Zero dust, super clumping, and a really nice popcorn smell. It doesn’t scatter everywhere and can go in the compost (or down the toilet in moderation). The only downside: at the end of the bag, some pellets get crushed into powder (I sift it as I pour). A brilliant litter that I’ll definitely buy again!

This is the BEST cat litter I've ever had for my cats. It clumps really well and, compared to Cats Best, hardly creates any dust at all. Tigerino Corn Pellets Sensitive are quite fine and my cats really like them. For comparison, I also ordered the wood pellets from Tigerino, but I really can't recommend those at all—the pellets are way too coarse and big, so the urine just runs through and spreads out, which means it hardly forms any clumps.

.....Because I forgot to mention that the rubbish was also extremely heavily perfumed. Contrary to what the manufacturer described.

All the cats were used to classic clumping litter and didn’t tolerate pellets at all. But they’re perfectly fine with this one! It clumps well and the pellets are all small, with very little dust! I run a cattery and a cat boarding service, and I recommend this litter.

No smells, no dust... amazing!

Unlike other types, whether bentonite or plant-based like wood, you don’t find this scattered around the house or as dust, but it lasts only half as long, so in the end it turns out to be a bit expensive.

After a few days it all turns to dust, looks like flour, and I find it all over the sofas and chairs.