87 reviews forTigerino Plant-Based Litter Tofu Pellets - Milky Scent

It's good. Of course, it could be better. It has a nice scent, but it becomes very fine after use.

ok

I'm starting to switch from betonina clumping litter to tofu pellets, and so far I have no complaints. The only thing is, it's more expensive.

So far, this is the best Toffu I’ve tried. The only thing is, I wish there was one with this quality but without the scent, because the unscented one has a different texture. Over time, it might gather a bit of dust, but it clumps really well and honestly doesn’t create much dust, plus my cat doesn’t get a lot of pellets stuck to their paws. It’s not bad at all, I just wish there was one exactly like this but unscented. Between green tea and milk, I prefer the milk one.

This is by far the best litter I’ve used – it doesn’t get tracked all over the house, produces very little dust, and the clumps are quite firm. The odour control is good. The only downside is that sometimes the clumps stick very firmly to the bottom of the litter tray. Clumps that form more on the surface are really easy to scoop out. I think it’s definitely worth trying for yourself. It would be perfect if the litter was also available without any added scent.

Really very fragrant (smells like milk/vanilla), it completely absorbs the smell of pee, but not the rest. The 11L pack lasted me about 3 weeks.

I bought them because we suspected the cat had asthma, and even though it turned out not to be asthma, they've become a staple in my shopping basket. They clump really well, smell nice, though I wish they masked the odour a bit better. They last ages! The only downside is the price, I wish they were a bit more affordable, so that's why I knocked off one star.

The pellet is a bit bigger than the Sensitive one I usually use, but overall it's a good product, with a pleasant scent that's not too strong.

The pros are definitely that it clumps really well. My cat has those tufts of fur under her paws like a Norwegian, and thanks to this litter I don’t have a single grain scattered around anymore. The scent isn’t too strong and doesn’t linger much on the animal’s fur. The smell of the litter doesn’t become unpleasant; if you use just one bag, let it get used up, and when there’s only a little left after a couple of weeks, clean out the whole box and put in a new one. The only downside is that the clump sticks like glue.