Cat Attract Dr. Elsey's Litter, 9.08 kg

I adopted 2 kittens from a cat rescue charity and there were absolutely no problems with them using the litter tray. However Felix injured her paw and it became infected. She began using the litter tray only to pee, and pooing on the carpet. Even when the paw was fully healed, she still was pooing on the carpets and I was struggling to keep up with the shampooing. I tried more litter trays, different litter and different depths of litter without success too. This litter instantly made a difference - no further carpet poos. The only issue is that if I leave the box out, she is trying to break into it to get to the litter! This litter is on the expensive side but it clumps well and lasts so you can just keep topping it up. There isn't a strong smell from the litter either whilst new and fresh, or once it's in the tray. On balance for us, it's a price worth paying for a happy cat and clean carpets!

We have an indoor cat who has refused to use his litter tray for several months. We're at our wits end.We've tried everything to get him back into his tray (including: specialist cleaning products; every different type of cat litter available; puppy pads and washable pee mats; and even going as far as to replacing the flooring where we keep his tray).This product is not cheap, but was our last resort; I also bought a brand new tray, and disposed of the previous under-mat we were using. I also purchased the herbal attractant powder from the same manufacturer, and gave an extra sprinkle - just to be belt-and-braces about it.Within thirty seconds of the new setup, the cat was having a good sniff, then a dig, then he urinated in the box!! He sauntered off as if this wasn't actually causing me to do a happy dance and make up a silly little song... then returned to the tray a few minutes later to have another dig and then soil it!It has been a week so far, and every single toileting has been in the box with zero issues. I'm genuinely amazed!!!! And utterly delighted!!!!!The litter is super clumpy very quickly, so it is easy to scoop a patch of urine out and away to the bin. Make sure you add a good 3-4cm of litter, as this stuff will weld itself to the bottom of the tray if there isn't enough depth.I don't know what the secret ingredient is, or how it works. But I will gladly keep purchasing it!

I bought this as a Hail Mary, as one of my foster cats eliminates all over the house. It certainly does what it says on the tin , as all cats were interested in it as soon as I brought the box in. At first I could smell a sandalwood-like smell that was fairly pleasant but after a few hours I couldn’t smell anything at all.I didn’t have an issue of it sticking to the tray, and it was easy to clean. They have been using it, especially at first, but the novelty seemed to wear off and they have been preferring the other trays with wood pellets. It is expensive and probably only lasts as long as a bag of pellets. It does encourage them to use the tray and maybe works better for some cats than others but it wasn’t the miracle I had hoped for. Still a good litter though. No smell; quick and easy to clean.

I bought a very expensive new litter tray for my two cats. One used it immediately no problem. Other cat not so much. Completely terrified of the thing. Days of accidents, tried everything to get her in it. Then I ordered this litter. Added 3 cups to the tray and my cat went straight in. It’s well worth the money, I don’t know what they put in it but it works. My big fat scaredy cat has faced her fears and is using the litter tray. Even if I don’t have to use it again it’s saved my carpets and my sanity.

The manufacturer has changed the consistency of the litter. It looks like they have added another ingredient that's given it a lighter, more brown colour and it now produces so much more dust. It's as if they've added a bulking agent to pad out the clay. My cat has definitely noticed the difference and has started using the tray less - a problem that we originally bought this litter to address.

Two Siamese cats peeing all over the place. Read about this on a cat forum and gave it a try. It stopped literally overnight. It’s expensive, but I started with half and half with an unscented beconite clay litter, and now just put half a scoop full on top when I clean the tray.Worth mentioning that I moved to try the cat attract ‘herbs’ packet from the same maker and they reverted to peeing again. Back to this and it stopped overnight again.

Unfortunately this didn't work for me. My cat is 2 years old, completely healthy but has a wonderful habit of peeing in random places around the house every now and then, he's had this habit since he was a kitten and I've got no idea why. He's meant to be an indoor cat but if I dont let him in the garden, he gets upset - the garden is his preferable place to pee/poop. I really wanted to transition him back to using the litter tray soley and to stop doing pees around the house. After having tried pretty much everything I could, I was so excited to try this litter because of the fantastic reviews, the cat was less enthusiastic. He sniffed it, stood in it and then walked back of out the litter box. He didn't even use the litter tray for at least a week after I added the litter. He has more recently started using it but I don't think it's because of the litter because he still does in the garden. Luckily he hasn't peed in the house yet (again) but I very much doubt this litter will do anything to prevent that when he decides he wants to do it again. I think this litter would probably work for most cats because the reviews speak so highly of it but if it doesn't work, the seller was none respondent to my email and the manufacturer didn't get back to me either about the gaurentee.