Nullodor Paper Recyclé Cat Litter

This litter is ideal for raising young kittens. Easy to use. Very sanitary

I have used this when raising young kittens from 26 days of age. Clean and almost dust free. Soft on their paws. And no danger to kittens because it doesn't clump

I was looking for a cat litter for a cat with sore paws. This one came up via AI (along with a few other types). However, I find it totally unsuitable for that purpose. It feels hard (painful), even to my fingers. And my other cat (who doesn’t have sore paws) wants absolutely nothing to do with it either. Of course, every cat is different, but mine won’t go near it... P.S. I had exactly the same experience with a similar product. I’ll post the same review there.

For me, it was a bad purchase because the product doesn’t clump and unfortunately has a colour very similar to the litter bag (Modcat). That made it really hard to tell what had been peed on and what hadn’t. On the plus side, the smell of the “poo” was well covered. I can’t say whether the cats liked it or not. Now I’ve mixed it with corn litter (I had a great mix with another paper product before), but I wouldn’t do that again either. The instructions are entirely in French…

My cats like to use it for peeing, but they refuse to do their big business in the litter – they'd rather go in front of the litter box. Unfortunately, I'm extremely sensitive to smells and I notice a slight ammonia odour within a 3-metre radius of the litter box after just 3-4 days, although my guests haven't noticed anything like that. It doesn't create any dust at all, which I thought was great.

I have a tomcat with asthma and a cat with an unknown allergy, who’s a bit too curious. I used to use silica litter, but it created too much dust and triggered the tomcat’s asthma. I tried tofu litter, but the cat kept trying to eat the pieces, which is dangerous. This litter is perfect for both problems, and the cat doesn’t try to eat it either. I’m very happy 😊

As a fan of Nullodor, it used to be an ultra-effective plant-based clumping litter. This new version made from recycled paper is nothing like it—poor clumping, urine smells, cleaning is not effective at all, and there’s a lot of waste. Really very disappointed, I don’t know if the previous version is still available at all, but in any case I won’t be buying this one again.

I use it in my rats’ litter box and it works great. It doesn’t hurt their paws, masks unpleasant smells well, and most importantly, the rats don’t try to eat it (which happened with the previous ones I tried). It’s also easy to clean. I recommend it.

I’ve been using paper litter from another supplier for ages. I’m glad that Zooplus also stocks it, although it’s more expensive. I can carry the bags myself and I just think it’s brilliant. I remove the wet spots and the poo, so the litter lasts a week for my ferrets and much longer for my outdoor cat. I also love that it doesn’t create any dust at all, and because of the size of the pellets, it doesn’t get spread everywhere. All in all, it’s a great product.

Unfortunately, I can't agree with the high rating because the litter is not convenient to use. It doesn't form clumps, so you have to remove only the wet part with the odours. Naturally, this way the smells aren't completely neutralised. What really helped me was having a special deodoriser for cat odours, which I regularly put in the litter tray under the litter. The best quality of this litter is that it is absolutely dust-free.

My cat is only happy with this litter, he loves it. I’ve tried others but this is the one he prefers—recycled paper. I’m delighted the price has gone down over the past few months. No smell at all, I remove the poos as they appear, and I spread it out with the scoop several times a day after he pees. It lasts a week, just need to put a thick layer in the tray.

I can't really say much about how well it controls odours. The litter itself doesn't make a bad impression. It's nice and light, soft, hardly dusty and doesn't break down quickly. But my cats just don't like it. Mixed with their usual litter it was okay, but on its own they wouldn't use it.

This is a great litter for a dwarf rabbit’s toilet. It absorbs well, doesn’t create dust, doesn’t get thrown out, and it’s easy to clean up the dirty parts.