--- product_id: 63582124 title: "Nullodor Cat Litter, Silica." brand: "nullodor" price: "€ 4.96" currency: EUR in_stock: false reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.at/products/63582124-nullodor-cat-litter-silica store_origin: AT region: Austria --- # Non-stick paws Ultra absorbent Antibacterial action Nullodor Cat Litter, Silica. **Brand:** nullodor **Price:** € 4.96 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > 🐱 Keep it clean, keep it green! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Nullodor Cat Litter, Silica. by nullodor - **How much does it cost?** € 4.96 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.at](https://www.desertcart.at/products/63582124-nullodor-cat-litter-silica) ## Best For - nullodor enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted nullodor brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Odor-Free Living:** Experience zero odor with our advanced silica technology, ensuring a fresh environment for you and your furry friend. - • **Eco-Friendly Choice:** Biocompatible materials mean you can care for your pet and the planet at the same time. - • **Say Goodbye to Mess:** Our ergonomic carton design ensures no litter sticks to your kitty's paws, keeping your home clean. - • **Easy Storage Solution:** Compact and solid packaging makes storage a breeze, perfect for modern living spaces. - • **Long-lasting Freshness:** One carton lasts up to 6 months for a single kitten, making it a cost-effective choice for pet parents. ## Overview Nullodor Cat Litter is a premium silica-based litter designed for maximum absorbency and minimal mess. With a unique non-stick formula, it ensures that litter stays in the box and not on your floors. One 9 kg carton lasts up to 6 months for a single kitten, making it an economical and eco-friendly choice for conscientious pet owners. ## Description NULLODOR Silica Litter - For cats - Carton of 9 kg - Generic NULLODOR Silica Litter - Carton of 9 kg - Gentle on paws - Ultra-absorbent - Silica micro crystals that neutralise odours - For cats Review: Luxury toilet filling - Seven or so years ago a feral cat decided my window was its passport to a land of wonders. I am not sure how right he was unless he considers wonders to be regular pouches of catfood half in a tapas bowl, three-eighths on the floor, and one eighth on his head as he jams his face in. Wonders may also include moving over the years from timorous approaches ending in a bite to angry approaches starting with a bite and ending in violent windmilling of his paws because he's going through Dreamies cold-turkey on advice of the vet. Wonders may or may not include excitedly mauling my new duvet for over an hour as I try to sleep immediately after he's eaten before making that familiar noise that instills desperate panic to tip him off. Either way, it's been a while and for all that time I never knew where he went to the toilet. It was an enduring mystery. Guesses ranged from "somebody's garden" through "the unpopular local cinema to the point it eventually forced their renovation". Regardless, we never had a clue except it was always outside and it was always far, far out of eyeshot. Aside from that time in the wetroom. We never talked about that. We just feared it. It's not that the cat didn't have a litter tray all these years. It sat there but he never used it. He never gave it a second glance save three occassions when he clearly used it to send a message. These were not regular occurences. These were anger. They involved eye contact. He wouldn't go out when it was raining, to the point of near bursting, but he would never use it. Those times were messages and we knew to be afraid. Time, however, is not kind to a cat known by several vets as "a Big Boy" and then as "He needs to go back in the box now, he's had enough". Younger cats entered his territory, entered his personal space and, eventually, their teeth entered his ears and a bit of his neck. Faced with vets bills that would make them seriously consider putting down the 6 Million Dollar Man it was time to forcibly retire the old idiot before he made his Rocky 5 and disgraced himself. This necessitated he learn, at long last, The Box. To say this was stressful is something of an understatement. I assume it was for him. For me the constant meowing was enough that I eventually took to calling a pillow Mr Punchfacediediedie. The battle of wills between a human being and an animal using a box for its own unpleasant needs is not traditionally compared to the Old Man & The Sea but I think that Old Man had absolutely nothing to whine about. He was on a boat. That's relaxing. I was in a flat with a cat yelling at me and getting out of a box every time I placed him in it. I tried many different litters over the years. I tried the cheapest... because I'm sensible. That didn't work. I tried those wooden pellets... because those seemed like they'd appeal to his naturalist instincts. Nope. Also those are horrifying. Whatever individual considered those an acceptable product has a weird fondness for a childhood spent shovelling through the most terrible things in garden borders. Eventually I tried larger crystal silica litters and the first signs of success began. I could tell from the deafening noises and later by the agonising stabbing sensation underfoot from that which he considered unworthy. As I fell to the ground in agony at four in the morning I decided to perhaps try something else. I will admit I got a box someone else had previously had a look at and sent back which saved me a few quid. I tend to work on the theory it's best to minimise my risk when it comes to the fickle whims of a cat who could open a small museum dedicated to my failed attempts to please him. I must admit to finding it a little on the steep side but there is definitely something to be said for the quality you get as a result. The box contains one big plastic sack full of pellets the size of couscous and are possessed with an urge to escape that you must fight every inch of the way. There's a bit of string that can hold the bag shut but I would suggest immediately replacing that with one of those plastic clips or else you may well find your box acting as a large scale dehumidifier at best. Due to the very fine nature of the pellets it does take a fair bit to fill up the box. This does mean, however, that they're incredibly efficient and also a great deal quiter than the large crystals. Its certainly not silent, but its more of a crunching in snow rather than a crunching in a skip full of broken glass and rocks. Don't expect any clumping powers, instead all liquids are absorbed with the build up gradually becoming concentrated at the bottom of the tray beneath the lighter-saturated layers above. This does trap the ammonia smell incredibly effectively but you will certainly get a jolt when it gets stirred up. The size of your tray and the workings of your cat will dictate how fast your cat befouls the contents of this box. Mine is on course to get through it in about half the time it claims but he has a very large box because he's incredibly inaccurate due to a mixture of size, spite and just a complete disinterest in what I have to go through in life. Your mileage may vary. If you have a smaller box you may well get a better rate. More solid examples of cat deposit are swiftly dehydrated incredibly effectively. This stuff is by far the most effective I've seen at choking off the disgusting horror bombs that escape from the bay of the feline destroyer of worlds. A mere two minutes of utter sickness and choking and you cannot tell anything was ever there. The fossilised memory of the past may then be excavated and disposed of via non-toilet-based methods, taking with it almost no litter beyond a thin coating perhaps one-crystal deep. You will then rush to the sink and scrub your hands, sobbing, rocking, remembering what it was to be able to look at your hands and see them as clean and not forever tainted. This stuff is genuinely the best litter that I have used. There is almost no maintenance beyond occasional mining expeditions until the day you just decide it's probably time to make it go away. Clean up then is pretty painless provided you have a respirator and a small shovel and the litter rarely sticks to the box. It may be up there in price but you're paying for a lot of civility and certainly for an absence of the usual big puff of silicosis compared to most bags of dusty silica litter. I would still be happier if he went back to using the cinema though. Review: Stop my allergies and the cat wee smell - I suffer badly from cat allergies so it’s important for me to have the right litter. This is the best litter I have tried and I have tried them all! It doesn’t smell and my allergies aren’t aggravated. It is expensive, but if you don’t like the smell of cat wee and you don’t want to change your litter every 5 minutes, get this litter. Overall, you save money with this one because it’s not being changed so often. ## Features - Ergonomic carton containing the famous Silica Cat Litter. - Does not stick to the paws. Ultra Absorbent Litter. - 1 carton = 1 kitten = 6 months - Easy storage, solid packaging. - Zero Odour. Antibacterial action tested. Biocompatible. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B074KKPZCG | | Brand | Nullodor | | Brand Name | Nullodor | | Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 849 Reviews | | Global Trade Identification Number | 03760083696718 | | Item Display Weight | 9 kg | | Item Weight | 9 Kilograms | | Item weight | 9 Kilograms | | Manufacturer | NULLODOR | | Manufacturer Part Number | 1HY07311 | | Material | Crystal | | Material Type | Crystal | | Model Number | 1HY07311 | | Scent | No perfume | | Scent Name | No perfume | | Target Species | Cat | | Unit Count | 9000.0 gram | | Unit count | 9000.0 gram | ## Images ![Nullodor Cat Litter, Silica. - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81yzFF5dxWS.jpg) ![Nullodor Cat Litter, Silica. - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81ZALaQxGeS.jpg) ![Nullodor Cat Litter, Silica. - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71DB6BMqX9S.jpg) ![Nullodor Cat Litter, Silica. - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71gUtEw+YbL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Luxury toilet filling *by P***W on 28 June 2018* Seven or so years ago a feral cat decided my window was its passport to a land of wonders. I am not sure how right he was unless he considers wonders to be regular pouches of catfood half in a tapas bowl, three-eighths on the floor, and one eighth on his head as he jams his face in. Wonders may also include moving over the years from timorous approaches ending in a bite to angry approaches starting with a bite and ending in violent windmilling of his paws because he's going through Dreamies cold-turkey on advice of the vet. Wonders may or may not include excitedly mauling my new duvet for over an hour as I try to sleep immediately after he's eaten before making that familiar noise that instills desperate panic to tip him off. Either way, it's been a while and for all that time I never knew where he went to the toilet. It was an enduring mystery. Guesses ranged from "somebody's garden" through "the unpopular local cinema to the point it eventually forced their renovation". Regardless, we never had a clue except it was always outside and it was always far, far out of eyeshot. Aside from that time in the wetroom. We never talked about that. We just feared it. It's not that the cat didn't have a litter tray all these years. It sat there but he never used it. He never gave it a second glance save three occassions when he clearly used it to send a message. These were not regular occurences. These were anger. They involved eye contact. He wouldn't go out when it was raining, to the point of near bursting, but he would never use it. Those times were messages and we knew to be afraid. Time, however, is not kind to a cat known by several vets as "a Big Boy" and then as "He needs to go back in the box now, he's had enough". Younger cats entered his territory, entered his personal space and, eventually, their teeth entered his ears and a bit of his neck. Faced with vets bills that would make them seriously consider putting down the 6 Million Dollar Man it was time to forcibly retire the old idiot before he made his Rocky 5 and disgraced himself. This necessitated he learn, at long last, The Box. To say this was stressful is something of an understatement. I assume it was for him. For me the constant meowing was enough that I eventually took to calling a pillow Mr Punchfacediediedie. The battle of wills between a human being and an animal using a box for its own unpleasant needs is not traditionally compared to the Old Man & The Sea but I think that Old Man had absolutely nothing to whine about. He was on a boat. That's relaxing. I was in a flat with a cat yelling at me and getting out of a box every time I placed him in it. I tried many different litters over the years. I tried the cheapest... because I'm sensible. That didn't work. I tried those wooden pellets... because those seemed like they'd appeal to his naturalist instincts. Nope. Also those are horrifying. Whatever individual considered those an acceptable product has a weird fondness for a childhood spent shovelling through the most terrible things in garden borders. Eventually I tried larger crystal silica litters and the first signs of success began. I could tell from the deafening noises and later by the agonising stabbing sensation underfoot from that which he considered unworthy. As I fell to the ground in agony at four in the morning I decided to perhaps try something else. I will admit I got a box someone else had previously had a look at and sent back which saved me a few quid. I tend to work on the theory it's best to minimise my risk when it comes to the fickle whims of a cat who could open a small museum dedicated to my failed attempts to please him. I must admit to finding it a little on the steep side but there is definitely something to be said for the quality you get as a result. The box contains one big plastic sack full of pellets the size of couscous and are possessed with an urge to escape that you must fight every inch of the way. There's a bit of string that can hold the bag shut but I would suggest immediately replacing that with one of those plastic clips or else you may well find your box acting as a large scale dehumidifier at best. Due to the very fine nature of the pellets it does take a fair bit to fill up the box. This does mean, however, that they're incredibly efficient and also a great deal quiter than the large crystals. Its certainly not silent, but its more of a crunching in snow rather than a crunching in a skip full of broken glass and rocks. Don't expect any clumping powers, instead all liquids are absorbed with the build up gradually becoming concentrated at the bottom of the tray beneath the lighter-saturated layers above. This does trap the ammonia smell incredibly effectively but you will certainly get a jolt when it gets stirred up. The size of your tray and the workings of your cat will dictate how fast your cat befouls the contents of this box. Mine is on course to get through it in about half the time it claims but he has a very large box because he's incredibly inaccurate due to a mixture of size, spite and just a complete disinterest in what I have to go through in life. Your mileage may vary. If you have a smaller box you may well get a better rate. More solid examples of cat deposit are swiftly dehydrated incredibly effectively. This stuff is by far the most effective I've seen at choking off the disgusting horror bombs that escape from the bay of the feline destroyer of worlds. A mere two minutes of utter sickness and choking and you cannot tell anything was ever there. The fossilised memory of the past may then be excavated and disposed of via non-toilet-based methods, taking with it almost no litter beyond a thin coating perhaps one-crystal deep. You will then rush to the sink and scrub your hands, sobbing, rocking, remembering what it was to be able to look at your hands and see them as clean and not forever tainted. This stuff is genuinely the best litter that I have used. There is almost no maintenance beyond occasional mining expeditions until the day you just decide it's probably time to make it go away. Clean up then is pretty painless provided you have a respirator and a small shovel and the litter rarely sticks to the box. It may be up there in price but you're paying for a lot of civility and certainly for an absence of the usual big puff of silicosis compared to most bags of dusty silica litter. I would still be happier if he went back to using the cinema though. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Stop my allergies and the cat wee smell *by L***A on 23 February 2019* I suffer badly from cat allergies so it’s important for me to have the right litter. This is the best litter I have tried and I have tried them all! It doesn’t smell and my allergies aren’t aggravated. It is expensive, but if you don’t like the smell of cat wee and you don’t want to change your litter every 5 minutes, get this litter. Overall, you save money with this one because it’s not being changed so often. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nullodour cat litter medium silica granules *by A***T on 13 August 2020* Thought it was sand litter like the nullodour coloured litter, but its not! Granules are between a fine litter and a nirmal silica litter! Comes in a 9kg bag, so have a scoop! Cost is expensive, will see how long it lasts for with four cats etc... 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