Yesterday’s News brand litter utilizes recycled newspaper to create distinctive pellets your cat will readily accept. The unscented litter is virtually dust-free, with no small particles to track around the house. Yesterday’s News litter absorbes up to 300% more moisture than standard clay litters, for highly effective odour control. All in all, Yesterday’s News is an intelligent choice for your cat, your family and the environment!
Was recommended to me by a friend and is without doubt the best cat litter Ive tried My cats get on really well with it Yes its rather pricey but feel the benefits outweigh the costs Anyway as the number of satisfied customers continues to grow theres more chance of a price drop in the future
Best cat litter on the marketposted on 14/11/2012 by JD
Doesnt end up trampled all over the house is super absorbent and somehow never seems to smell Great product and so few suppliers
not cheap but its the bestposted on 23/08/2012 by phil c
Weve been using this litter for five years it was recommended by the breeder when we bought our first Siamese Very effective and environmentally friendly
Hedgehog Friendlyposted on 17/08/2012 by julian27
Really great product Dust free so suitable for pygmy hedgehogs Herbert likes it Covers up smells well allround good cat litter
great productposted on 11/07/2012 by elainejones57
I use this litter a lot for my 2 cats which live indoors Very economical
best cat litter EVER posted on 18/05/2012 by mamon
this litter is absolutely fantastic contrary to eg catsan the soiled/clean litter is nicely separable leaving next to no smell - breeder recommended rightly so
Bit pricy but theyre worth itposted on 30/03/2012 by E Redman
Great product pellet form so doesnt stick to longhair no dye and absorbs odour better than any other product we have tried
Love itposted on 29/03/2012 by Dave
This is the defining paper litter closely followed by Breeder Celect It works
Great Value and great cat litterposted on 22/02/2012 by traceypeters
Speedy delivery, good price and best of all it goes on the compost.