Feline Pine Original Non-Clumping Wood Cat Litter

I am getting ready to start toilet training my two girls. I needed a litter that if it fell in the toilet it wouldn’t clog my toilet. But, MAN! I am So mad at myself for not trying this sooner before I decided to try toilet training. This stuff is amazing!!!! I don’t go through nearly as much as regular clay litter. It’s smells freaking awesome! From the first day of a new litter box to when I clean and redo the box. My girls love it! No more pulling out my dust buster to clean the clay and dust off my floor. My one baby stop sneezing all the time. An my other baby stopped trying to pee on my stuff after one use of the litter box. They may get one or two pellets kicked out on the floor. My girls I am getting ready to start toilet training my two girls. I needed a litter that if it fell in the toilet it wouldn’t clog my toilet. But, MAN! I am So mad at myself for not trying this sooner before I decided to try toilet training. This stuff is amazing!!!! I don’t go through nearly as much as regular clay litter. It’s smells freaking awesome! From the first day of a new litter box to when I clean and redo the box. My girls love it! No more pulling out my dust buster to clean the clay and dust off my floor. My one baby stop sneezing all the time. An my other baby stopped trying to pee on my stuff after one use of the litter box. They may get one or two pellets kicked out on the floor. My girls are my heart and if toilet training don’t work...... I’m sticking with this till the end of time!!! Thank you! … more

I tried this WITHOUT a sifting litter box to make sure my cats would use it, I mixed it in with Normal clay litter so they can adjust. Now I only use this and I will be buying a sifting litter box just for more convince. This stuff is AMAZING! it’s not disgusting cleaning it out at all! You take the poop out which sits on top then soft the good pellets out to re use and the pee that has turned to sawdust gets poured out! No awful urine smell stuck in the litter box and nothing goopy or icky! AND NO LITTER ALL OVER MY HOUSE! My guests say they don’t smell a thing and neither do we! My Cats paws have never been so clean and now aren’t bleeding from different clay litters cutting into their paws I tried this WITHOUT a sifting litter box to make sure my cats would use it, I mixed it in with Normal clay litter so they can adjust. Now I only use this and I will be buying a sifting litter box just for more convince. This stuff is AMAZING! it’s not disgusting cleaning it out at all! You take the poop out which sits on top then soft the good pellets out to re use and the pee that has turned to sawdust gets poured out! No awful urine smell stuck in the litter box and nothing goopy or icky! AND NO LITTER ALL OVER MY HOUSE! My guests say they don’t smell a thing and neither do we! My Cats paws have never been so clean and now aren’t bleeding from different clay litters cutting into their paws!!! I will never use clay again! . . . The ONLY small draw back is because the poop sits on top you smell it as soon as the cat goes BUT just scoop it out no big deal! No mess! … more

I have three cats and 5 litter boxes. My big tuxedo cat kept having reactions to clumping litters so I decided to try feline pine. Took a couple weeks to transition them but I love it. I scoop daily and freshen up the boxes and completely change the litter over about every 10 days. I also add in a baking soda deodorizer. There is minimal odor unless they just go and you happen to be standing there. I find it a great litter and my cat’s skin allergy disappeared. I have it on autoship. Very affordable as well.

I LOVE this litter. It's a non-clumping natural litter that makes your room smell like pine wood; when dirty, it smells more like hay... which is a lot better than what it could smell like! I pair this with a bit of odor deodorizer, and my three kittens can use the litter box for longer without it stinking as early. The cats seem to prefer this type of litter, too, frequently using this one over other, easier accessible ones. The litter makes it simpler to scoop (you can see "deposits" easier if you have regular upkeep), and because of its visibility you can get samples for the vet really easy! It wins in my book for its naturalness, scent, and clumping abilities.

I used to be clay litter person all the way but really dislike dust it creates so decided to switch to pine. It’s a bit difficult to get used to because it doesn’t clump. Also the transition from clay to pine will make some pee clump and the rest fall apart. But over all I think it’s better because the smell is less and there’s no dust. The only bad thing was during packaging they packed the pine litter and my canned foods together so the canned foods got all dented and the pine litter bag got ripped.

It took our cat a few weeks to fully get used to this litter, but she is fine with it now. I like that it is natural, and it doesn't produce the dust and stays mostly in the box. At first, I thought there was no way we could keep using it because our cat didn't bury the waste, and it smelled so bad. After a few weeks, I think she adjusted and buries it like normal, so the smell is much better. The only issue now is that the cat likes to play with the hard pellets, so sometimes I find them in random places around the house.

I love this cat litter! 1. It’s natural & I can put it outside & mix it in with the dirt 2.it’s not messy, I don’t have cat litter all over my house like the sandy or rock ones, yes I have a few pellets here & there out side the box but not all over the house. 3. It’s way cheaper than any of the others & I don’t have the cat smell like the others 4.makes it so easy to clean the litter box!

It's interesting to read the different comments; people seem either to love this product or dislike it intensely. I use it (and various paper- or corn-based litters) for foster kittens (starting at around 3 weeks). They cannot be near clumping litter because they sometimes eat whatever they see. Any litter that expands in the gut could kill them. This product breaks down rapidly into sawdust. Just now I have three 4 week old kittens sharing a small box. I've had to replace the litter 2-3 x per day. I'm going to compare it to some of the others but other than the disintegration, it is pretty good. I switched my adult cats to it as well. It lasts longer with them, but each has her own box. Although It's interesting to read the different comments; people seem either to love this product or dislike it intensely. I use it (and various paper- or corn-based litters) for foster kittens (starting at around 3 weeks). They cannot be near clumping litter because they sometimes eat whatever they see. Any litter that expands in the gut could kill them. This product breaks down rapidly into sawdust. Just now I have three 4 week old kittens sharing a small box. I've had to replace the litter 2-3 x per day. I'm going to compare it to some of the others but other than the disintegration, it is pretty good. I switched my adult cats to it as well. It lasts longer with them, but each has her own box. Although some pellets occasionally get kicked onto the floor, it's much easier to deal with than clay or corn litter tracked everywhere. Someone mentioned odor control. I don't know of anything that will help that other than frequent scooping, no matter what litter is used. Baking soda? Cheers to all. … more

My first use of this type litter, and I really like it on many levels. Suggest that you use, or make, a 'sifting litter box' so that sawdust can filter out of liter itself as litter is used. I manually take the litter box out to a filter that I use, then distribute in garden area, or base of trees and bushes. Clay litter will not recycle as does this sawdust. Oh, and no less positive, is that the kittens love it. Very fresh and easy to 're'-fresh.

I am jealous of those that managed to switch their cat over to this! The idea of less dust, less tracking, and being better for the environment were all wins in my book. Unfortunately, my cat thought it was a giant toy box. Regardless of what I tried to entice him, he just pounced and tracked the pellets through the whole house. He didn’t seem to mind walking on them or the noise (which I know can pose a problem to some) but I guess it just didn’t seem like a good place for him to pop a squat. Not sure what to do with the giant bag I have of it now either as none of the local shelters will use it. If you drown it in moisture it does fall apart but the portion I mixed with the regular litter never I am jealous of those that managed to switch their cat over to this! The idea of less dust, less tracking, and being better for the environment were all wins in my book. Unfortunately, my cat thought it was a giant toy box. Regardless of what I tried to entice him, he just pounced and tracked the pellets through the whole house. He didn’t seem to mind walking on them or the noise (which I know can pose a problem to some) but I guess it just didn’t seem like a good place for him to pop a squat. Not sure what to do with the giant bag I have of it now either as none of the local shelters will use it. If you drown it in moisture it does fall apart but the portion I mixed with the regular litter never fell apart. It seems to take a while to dry too. … more