Feline Pine Original Non-Clumping Wood Cat Litter

I've used many different types of litters in the past but this one's my favorite. I brought 2 exclusively outdoor cats into my home recently and wasn't sure they'd know what to do with a litter box. I remembered they liked using the mulch outside. So, this seemed a natural progression. It was and they knew just what to do. I'm using my Tidy Cat's Breeze box with it and dumping the sawdust that falls to the tray on a daily basis. Solid waste is easy to scoop and as we near the end of the week, I can easily scoop larger portions of sawdust until I empty it. There's no urine odor. I feel this is much better for the environment as well as our health and it's very economical. So glad I made the switch I've used many different types of litters in the past but this one's my favorite. I brought 2 exclusively outdoor cats into my home recently and wasn't sure they'd know what to do with a litter box. I remembered they liked using the mulch outside. So, this seemed a natural progression. It was and they knew just what to do. I'm using my Tidy Cat's Breeze box with it and dumping the sawdust that falls to the tray on a daily basis. Solid waste is easy to scoop and as we near the end of the week, I can easily scoop larger portions of sawdust until I empty it. There's no urine odor. I feel this is much better for the environment as well as our health and it's very economical. So glad I made the switch. … more

This litter is fantastic no matter what other people say about it. This litter is not intended to be scooped you only fill the pan 1-2 inches and dump it out as necessary. Some reviews will tell you that it's not effective and that they're picking out the waste which is not what you are supposed to do. Like I said before you only fill the pan 1-2 inches and then dump as needed. It's very effective and gives off a nice scent. I have 3 cats and 2 very large litter boxes, a 40lb bag lasts 2-3 weeks, and at $15 for a 40lb bag it's cheaper than traditional litter. The pellets turn into saw dust like material when wetted and falls to the bottom of the pan for the most part.

We got turned onto Feline Pine Pellets after fostering for the cat rescue we got our cats from. They provided the litter for the foster cats and we learned how awesome this stuff was! We have been using Feline Pine Pellets for about 11 years now! My only complaint is it tracking outside of the box right before it needs changed. It isn't a clumping litter, you just have to shake it to bring the poo to the surface to scoop out and dump it when you are ready to change it, easiest litter ever! No chemicals and no trees are cut down to make this litter!

Mom likes this because it's easy to clean, keeps the smell down from our farts and poops, but we do NOT, because it turns to sawdust when we go #1 and that's awkward to dig in or bury our 'stuff' in. It makes her, and us, sneeze a lot. Note from Mom: I agree with the cats. It turns to almost clay or cement and isn't as easy to clean up as you might think, especially since once my hand is healed, I do the litterboxes by scooping daily, and full replacement and cleaning with soap and hot water followed by microban and complete litter replacement. It becomes dust-heavy when it degrades into sawdust.

The pellets are so hard to the human touch that I can't imagine what my cats feel like stepping on it. They're choosing to use the covered/hooded litter box that has their old litter that they hate (I've been shopping around for and trying new litters since the brand I did use changed their formula) rather than their oversized open box that has Feline Pine mixed with their old litter Will be donating the remainder of the bag and trying another litter. Onto trial 4! Does have good odor control for those who are wondering Will say: Chewy has been wonderful with recommendations and customer service during my search. My cats have sensitive paws, which makes this venture feel impossible. But we'll The pellets are so hard to the human touch that I can't imagine what my cats feel like stepping on it. They're choosing to use the covered/hooded litter box that has their old litter that they hate (I've been shopping around for and trying new litters since the brand I did use changed their formula) rather than their oversized open box that has Feline Pine mixed with their old litter Will be donating the remainder of the bag and trying another litter. Onto trial 4! Does have good odor control for those who are wondering Will say: Chewy has been wonderful with recommendations and customer service during my search. My cats have sensitive paws, which makes this venture feel impossible. But we'll prevail! … more

40lbs of this litter goes a long way for a fair amount less than what I was paying for clay litter. Switching to pine litter has been the best decision I've ever made. There's no more urine smell. I can't believe how good the odor control is! I have 3 cats and usually by week 2 even with 2x a day cleaning, their clay litter is spent and has to totally get swapped out because it smells. With pine litter after 2 weeks what's left in the box still looks and smells fresh, so I'm wasting a lot less litter. I use the regular kind, not the baking soda kind. They haven't had any issues or bad paw pad reactions like some cats experience from the oils in other generic brands. The pine smell is not overwhelming 40lbs of this litter goes a long way for a fair amount less than what I was paying for clay litter. Switching to pine litter has been the best decision I've ever made. There's no more urine smell. I can't believe how good the odor control is! I have 3 cats and usually by week 2 even with 2x a day cleaning, their clay litter is spent and has to totally get swapped out because it smells. With pine litter after 2 weeks what's left in the box still looks and smells fresh, so I'm wasting a lot less litter. I use the regular kind, not the baking soda kind. They haven't had any issues or bad paw pad reactions like some cats experience from the oils in other generic brands. The pine smell is not overwhelming and I feel good knowing this is safe for my cats, especially my little one with sensitive lungs. … more

This was the first time for me and my cats to try this product. Did you know that the pellets turn to sawdust that can't be scooped out of the litter box? Another words, to maintain a clean litter box I had to change out the entire box every few days. I am not happy with this product at all and my cats didn't really like it either. One cat pooped outside the box and the other wasn't able to cover their poop very well. This is a strange product. I have this huge bag leftover. I will donate to a shelter.

I have used feline pine forever and am really amazed that everyone doesnt use it. The pellets dissolve when urine hits it. Pellets turn into a saw dust which is easily scooped up with the littler scoop. There is never urine sitting in the bottom of the pan. Its light weight to empty with no heavy clumps. No odor. When you empty the littler box totally there is nothing to scrape out of the bottom of the litter box.

No effective odor control and not scoop friendly = not an efficient litter material. I definitely did not think this product was going to be such large sized pellets. It's similar to wood pellets that are burned in a pellets stove! The ability to clean the litter box was not possible without picking up unused pellets.

The compressed wood pellets are a great alternative to clay litter, and I have found that Feline Pine is a better quality than other brands that disintegrate too quickly. With wood pellets, there is no dust that kicks up into the air like there is with clay litter, and I have also found that it does not smell as bad as some regular clay litter. We use Feline Pine in one of our litterboxes that does not have a lid. Our cats will kick regular sand litter out of the box as they're digging. They can't do that with this stuff. There is definitely some tracking of sawdust as they exit the box, but I much prefer that to the tracking of clay litter. This stuff definitely requires daily cleaning The compressed wood pellets are a great alternative to clay litter, and I have found that Feline Pine is a better quality than other brands that disintegrate too quickly. With wood pellets, there is no dust that kicks up into the air like there is with clay litter, and I have also found that it does not smell as bad as some regular clay litter. We use Feline Pine in one of our litterboxes that does not have a lid. Our cats will kick regular sand litter out of the box as they're digging. They can't do that with this stuff. There is definitely some tracking of sawdust as they exit the box, but I much prefer that to the tracking of clay litter. This stuff definitely requires daily cleaning. My cats will not cover their business when they use this, but they don't seem to mind using it otherwise. … more