Biokat's Diamond Care Fresh Cat Litter

It clumps really well and does bind odours, yes... but it produces a lot of dust. So I can't confirm that it's almost dust-free. I don't really have anything to compare it to since I've only used this one. I'm switching to pea protein now, let's see how that goes. My cat coughs and I have to dust every two days.

I find it quite difficult to find a litter that really masks odours well. This one clumps very well and is suitable for the automatic litter box, but still, after a while, I did start to notice the smell. I tried another one and, in terms of odour, I'm more satisfied with that one than with this.

It had very good odour-absorbing properties, that’s probably the best thing I can say about it. It produces a moderate amount of dust, but I wouldn’t call it dust-free. What was a huge disappointment for me is that it really doesn’t clump: the pee clumps just fell apart into such tiny pieces that I couldn’t even scoop them out of the litter. Overall, it’s not a bad litter, but I feel the premium label (both in terms of quality and price) is unjustified and exaggerated. For us, this wasn’t the ideal litter.

The product sticks a lot to my cats’ paws and gets everywhere. It doesn’t really smell good either. It is relatively cheap, but I won’t buy it again.

I’ve been using this cat litter for 5 years and it’s always been my number one for clumping and scent. Unfortunately, the last batches are incredibly dusty! The dust settles all over the house, and what’s worse – the cats breathe it in every time they use the litter box. Such a shame, because the absorbency is still great, but because of this dust I have to look for an alternative. I really hope the quality improves!