Tigerino Crystals Cat Litter - Sensitive (fragrance free)

Pros: excellent odour control, even when poo is not covered; minimal tracking. Cons: uneconomical, as it obviously doesn't clump, so you end up shovelling a lot of yellow pee crystals into the waste, which is very heavy, again uneconomical and unsustainable; the crystals stop absorbing when full so pee trickles through to the tray floor; the crystals are large and sharp and hurt cats' paws so they get out of there as fast as possible, leaving uncovered poo; expensive. Won't use this again.

This litter does not work as well as the Trixie. It doesn't last very long and not as good at covering up the odour.

still searching for the ultimate cat litter... plus points of tigerino it didnt track too badly, and it did absorb smells fairly well. minus points, the cat pee does pool in the bottom of the tray (I use a liner and it had seeped underneath) and it really doesn't last more than a week. I would use it again if it was on offer.

Besides the fact that my entire order was covered in Crystals. It’s more expensive, but less heavy and spreads less around the house. The scent only works for urine and outside the litter box; inside, it just smells bad. And you notice the smell of faeces much more than with pellets. Removing the yellow crystals is almost impossible, so the smell stays. With pellets, it’s easier to keep the box clean. If they were really much cheaper, I’d consider it, but with my three cats, it doesn’t add any value for me, especially since I have to pay more for it.

It absorbs the smell and isn’t heavily perfumed, even the Lavender series. But my 2.5-month-old kitten regularly steps on its poop, then gets stressed and shakes its paw, making a mess all over the bathroom. I guess something about the noise or the shape/smell of the crystals stresses it out and it can’t do its business calmly. Maybe it’s better suited for adult cats.

Absorbs well and no smell, only the crystals are too big—my kitten plays with them and puts them in his mouth...

It clumps well, but I wouldn’t recommend it because of the amount of dust it creates. That affects the cat’s breathing and also sticks to their fur, so when they lick themselves, they end up swallowing that dust.