Feline Pine Scoop Unscented Clumping Wood Cat Litter

Great odor control, absorbs moisture and clumps really well, can be dusty, but a litter box cover seems to contain particles pretty well, cats haven’t appeared to experience any skin or respiratory issues from contact with product (one cat has sensitive skin). Have used for about a year now. Also appears to biodegrades well in our field, which is where we dispose of it. Tried it initially because we’ve had success using wood pellets for our horse stalls. Seemed like a logical product to try with our cats, too.

I was totally amazed at how good this is. My cats love it and never had to get used to it. I bought if for my sick male cat, he had/has a urinary track infection and wanted something that did not have a lot of dust. He loves it - and my other cats only wants to use his litter box as well. I highly recommend this.

This one doesn't clump. My husband said it's like oatmeal. The flakes fall apart as soon as they're touched, so they don't even make it into the scoop. I just have to scoop out a lot of extra, which doesn't work, either, or stir it in and hope it will dry. I really don't like leaving pee in the box. The idea is to eliminate odors. On the plus side, the scent is very light, and it doesn't set off sneezing fits. It does seem to neutralize the urine odor.

I was searching for a kitty litter that would eliminate all of the dust from the traditional types. A friend recommended that we try this. I opted for the unscented as I wasn't sure how Mr. Whiskers would react. We both love it - SO much cleaner in the litter box area!!

I’ve used the 8lb bags and they work great! I go through it rather quickly with two cats and wanted a bigger amount so the litter would last longer. The 14lb bag has poor quality control, it’s just dust. The dust is really bad causing my two cats to sneeze constantly throughout the day and have dust all over their paws and sometimes face!!! FelinePine needs better quality control for their litter!

I usually use Oko Cat clumping wood litter (pink box). It tracks, but I put down little shag rug mats which help a lot. I'm always on the search for an even better litter, so I tried Feline Pine. Didn't care for it. The clumps crumple when you scoop them and the litter box begins to smell like cat pee (yuck!) because you can't find the crumbled crumps. I'm sticking with my Oko Cat litter!

I first discovered pine litter a few weeks ago when a sales representative at my pet store recommended it. I have tried multiple kinds of litter over the past two years: clay, "crystal," and paper. None of them had the amazing odor-blocking powers that pine does. I first got a pine cobble littler (that had more solid textures-"cobble"- than this one) but I actually prefer this one instead. One of my cats loves to play with large pieces of litter, but since this stuff is just like pine shavings, he is less interested in tracking it all over the house. And despite it being pine, I don't notice much dust in the air when they are using it or when I am changing it out. This litter is a life changer I first discovered pine litter a few weeks ago when a sales representative at my pet store recommended it. I have tried multiple kinds of litter over the past two years: clay, "crystal," and paper. None of them had the amazing odor-blocking powers that pine does. I first got a pine cobble littler (that had more solid textures-"cobble"- than this one) but I actually prefer this one instead. One of my cats loves to play with large pieces of litter, but since this stuff is just like pine shavings, he is less interested in tracking it all over the house. And despite it being pine, I don't notice much dust in the air when they are using it or when I am changing it out. This litter is a life changer. I am not lying that even if two weeks goes by, I can still stick my head in there and take a breath in without gagging (an experience I have never had with other litter). It JUST smells like PINE! I would recommend this litter to any cat parent! … more

Been purchasing for years! Content was grounded more finer, which is what held and made the clumping effect do its job; now since this company has cut corners and became lazy by not grounding the pellets finer, the litter is no longer clumping as it should-just a bunch of crumpled falling apart urine throughout the litter box! Very disappointed about this and I will be looking to replace this brand with another that works as it should! FelinePine, you have now missed the mark!

I have a multi cat home and having been using this litter for years. My senior cats didn’t like the pellets, so switched to this softer option. This litter means no chemical smells around the house or on my cats which I prefer. It does track a lot, which I think all litter does, so I keep a sweep near the litter area. It does not clump well so boxes that the cats use for urine get tossed more frequently which I feel is more sanitary anyway. Overall a sustainable, affordable option.

i quite like the regular feline pine aside from how difficult it is to scoop poop out of, so i thought i'd give this version a go. while it isn't pellets, it isn't fine-grained either. it's sort of large flakes, but small enough that they get stuck between my cats' toes and get tracked all over the house. they also don't clump especially well, and the clumps that do form crumble in the scooper on their way out of the box. i recommend sticking with the original.