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Love the litter. You can, however, buy the SAME litter at tractor supply company called "equine fresh" (for horses).... it's exactly the same and costs about $7 for a 40lb bag!

We have 10 cats split between two different houses. We had handicapped cats, kittens, old cats, male cats, female cats (well, all were "fixed", but you get the picture)...our lives were a MESS (as were our houses) prior to Feline Pine!!! Our cats LOVE it, and we love it. Can't live without it anymore, and it is SO nice not to have to worry so much about disposal! This is the best litter ever - period! Never had the problems that others have mentioned. VERY little tracking. No odor (as long as they cover - which ours always do). Lasts SO much longer than clay or clump litter....I could go on and on!

My cats didn't like this litter and neither did I. They didn't like how the pellets felt under their paws. When my male cat stepped in the litter box he wined then immeadietly stepped out and didn't use it at all. My female cat did use Feline Pine but didn't cover up. Instead she quickly jumped out of the box and started pawing/scratching the floor, which was a sign that she hated the litter. I didn't like the pine smell to it either, and my cats/cats in general prefer unscented litters. After my cat urinated in the litter, the box started to smell really bad and I could smell it throughout the whole room.

Two of the pros of this litter is that it's environmentally friendly and has no dust at all. But I just wish that it didn't come in pellet form. My cats will be sticking to World's Best Cat Litter.

I think this product is great. As a pet sitter I clean a lot of litter boxes, and this is by far the best product I've ever delt with. I liked it so much I switched my cats over to it. In cities with limited garbage collection it is even better because you can compost the dirty litter! It is slighty more expensive but for the health consideration and my garbage actually being picked up - it is worth the extra dollar!

I like the smell and the fact their is no harmful dust, but my two adult cats are taking their time getting used to it. They have used it for urinating, but, to put it delicately, "number two" is carefully done on the floor in front of the litter box. Has anyone else had this problem?

In my opinion, this is the best cat litter ever made. When I first bought it I was only doing so because the shelter where our kitty came from used it (it was donated) and I thought, "wow, this is expensive". Truly, it's not. It lasts a long time if you use it correctly. A regular cat scooper doesn't really work. The leftover "saw-dust" from when they pee-pee will just slip right through and you'd end up throwing away the good litter. Feline Pine offers a scoop you can buy, but you can use anything that is flat that doesn't have holes or has small holes and it will work. I use a spatula and it is ideal. The "poops" are easy to get out so that's not a problem because the litter doesn't change texture the same way as with peeing. When you have scooped, just shake the box back and forth a little and any leftover pieces of saw-dust go to the bottom of the pan. Our cat's diet means there is very little bathroom odor, but what there is, is completely covered by Feline Pine. There is honestly no smell. I don't know if it is the same for cats on a different diet, but I think Feline Pine likely does reduce odor. It is the healthiest that there is for both you and your cat. There is nothing unnatural in the ingredients and no dust. I don't know if they have a money back guarantee. If they don't, they should. I live in Germany now and they don't have Feline Pine here. I found something similar (also a wood product), but it is not as good. The only thing I can think of that would be a deterrent to anyone considering Feline Pine is the cost, and I really do think it is well worth it.

I have 2 cats one eight and the other two. The younger cat went in for surgery and thew vet said no clay litter after surgery as the cat may get infected. I switched both litter boxes at the same time to 100% Feline Pine. No problems. Both cats love it and me too!. No, I still use the toilet but with the pine litter there is no tracking and no order.

No tracking, no smell and my cat loves it!

My cats won't use it at all. Well, at least it's useful as fire starter for the wood stove...

The best thing to do with this litter is to get the special sifting litter pan that the company sells through their website. the clean pellets stay in the top pan and the "saw dust" sifts to the lower pan. All you need to do is scoop the solids out every day & mix the pellets around so the used dust goes to the bottom. Then empty the dust out every week or so depending on how fast it fills up. There is no wasting of unuse pellets and no tracking of the dust. I think I paid about $20 for the pan and special slotted scoop, saves a lot of headache. Other than that I think this letter is great there is no odor and it is a lot cheaper.

Great litter but pricey over all.

Will never use any other product again. I love Feline Pine. I have multiple cats and its the only litter that takes care of the smell.

I liked the idea of this natural product, but I could not stand the smell of the litter itself! - True, I could not smell typical litter odors, but that was because the litter overpowered it! It reminded me of an artifical pine smell... like the sprays you can get for artificial Christmas trees, only stronger. We did not even finish using one bag before we returned to our old stand-by clumping litter. (By the way, despite the bad press, I've been using clumping litter for close to 20 years, and my cats have never had problems caused by the litter...and they seem to prefer it.)

This is by far one of the worst litters I have ever tried! Way back when I first found out how bad clay litter could be for your cat, especially the clumping kind, I switched to this Feline Pine and my cat hated it, but she was a very moody domestic shorthair. When we started our cattery and discovered that kittens like to eat cat litter firt and ask questions later we tried wood pellets. Wood pellets did work better than the Feline Pine, but we still had issues with some cats deciding that other places outside the litter box were better. Then we found Swheat Scoop and we are very pleased with it and so are our cats!

I just adopted a 10 week old kitten. He uses feline pine litter without any hesitation. There is no odor. You can flush it. A little sawdust around the litter box but nothing like the clay granule litter. That was a mess! The main thing is NO odor!

This is a kittly litter miracle! I can't say enough good things about it. I used it for a cat in advanced stage renal failure and the smell of his urine could literally gag you. I was able to change the box without smelling a thing when after I switched to Feline Pine. But the real bonus is the minimal tracking. Its a pleasure to not have wayward pieces of cat litter all over the bathroom floor!

im a first time cat owner, and i hope this isnt the best of the bunch for liters! i have a 2 month old kitten, and he makes such a mess out of the liter! it turns to a saw dust like texture, and gets EVERYWHERE! in 3 days his whole box looks like the floor of a woodshop! everytime he goes to the bathroom, he gets covered in the dust, and then gets it all over the floor. i started with this bc its organic, but its VERY MESSY! on the plus side, i live in a small 2 bedroom house, and there is NO odor, no one ever knows i have a cat.

I have two kittens (one is 6 months the other is 3 months). I had feline pine in each of their boxes for only two days. Both cats HATE this stuff! My 6 month old reluctantly pooped once in it and managed to kick poop out of his boda house when he was trying cover it. We followed the directions and used 1/2 old litter 1/2 pine to try to convert them. We put the regular litter in and he ran in and pooped 3 times. The pellets don’t stick to the poop plus, the urine disintegrates the pellets and you have saw dust at the bottom. The three month old use it once over the two days and then pooped in his regular litter as soon as we changed it. I felt so bad for them. They are both such good kitties, they held themselves for almost two days because they didn't want to use it! I really want to find an environmentally friendly good litter.

I need to find a box for this litter with a box. Please help. Louise

Love it, love it, love it! Great scent, good odor absorbing ability and of course urine and stool coverage. Price is reasonable.

I love the litter, I have two cats and I change the complete litter box once a week and clean it daily. I also like the woodsey smell. The litter does get tracked somewhat when the cats come out of the box, but easily cleaned up. I wish I could find bigger bags in the stores, thats the only complaint I have.

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT. NO SMELL,NO DUST,IT IS FLUSHABLE.MY CAT ADJUSTED REALLY WELL TO IT.NOT TOO EXPENSIVE EITHER,LASTS A LONG TIME. I PERMANENTLY SWITCHED TO FELINE PINE!!! :)

I have permanently switched from clay litter to the pine. Neither of my cats had any trouble adjusting, and it definitely lasts a lot longer than the clay stuff. Urine is completely absorbed, and the pellets just break down into sawdust. The smell is just that of wet wood -- nothing too offensive. Feces are easily scooped, as well, so long as they're covered up well. One of my cats does a good job with this; one not-so-good. But being able to scoop & flush them makes the whole job a lot easier. I highly, highly recommend it.

Help the Environment...NO MORE CLAY LITTER!!!!

I tried it and disliked it. The pellets could not cover poops completely, thus poops exposed in the open air and stinked the whole apartment. It does not clump, and I could not scoop the waste efficiently to eliminate the ordor. It was waste of my effort and money.

I don't know if any litter deserves a 5 star rating. This is the best one I could find that I feel is healthiest for my cat and my family. Clay litters and other kinds have a dust that I don't want us to breathe. I didn't want the clumping litter because I was afraid that Mogey would ingest tiny amounts of it when it stuck to his paws and he would lick it off. He still tracks a little of the sawdust out of the litter box, I just keep a tiny broom and dustpan nearby. It's not completely odor free but the smell is not that bad, very tolerable. I scoop the poo immediately and simply flush it. The company offers it's own scoop and it might work better than the one I have. I don't wait until all the pellets are gone to change out the box. I sift out all the sawdust(with a cheap colander purchased exclusively for use with the cat box, wrote CAT BOX on it in permanent marker)and pour in new litter into the remaining old pellets. It doesn't stick to the litter pan at all, an occasional hosing out and towel drying is all that's needed to keep the pan clean. It is reasonably priced, cheaper than the other pelleted cat litters and it is safe for the environment.

I LOVE this cat litter! Mine is a 3-cat household. In fact, I stopped using my LitterMaid in favor of it. No more lugging 20# of used litter to the trash can. Biodegradeable, lightweight and it really doesn't smell!! I use the kind of box that has 3 parts (one is to 'strain' the litter). I put that inside a wood box (approx 30d x 18w x 22h) with an opening just about half the height of a cat door. When it's time to change litter, I take the top off. My girl cat who loves to keep keep scraping long, long after she's done now comes outside the litter 'area' to continue her 'ritual' on the floor -- no more litter all over the floor!

No dust, No Odor, No Tracking.......No problem! I would suggest using their scoop with the product.

I really like how the this litter can have a second life, as mulch and it also keeps the litter box dry and doesn't stick to the bottom of the box like clumping litter can. But there are some drawbacks. Be forewarned. The bag should say: less tracking, rather than no tracking. It does come out of the box when the cat leaves. Eliminatates odors, well not exactly, but common sense will dictate that urine and fecal matter is just going to have an odor, so clean the litter box daily. Really the only reason I am still looking for something different is because I have two cats who will scratch and scratch after having a bowel movement. The pellets are hard and the noise factor is impressive. I need to find something that is softer and quieter. I like the litter and recommend it highly, but would challenge the claims made on the bag. It does track some, to help with the odor situation, the sawdust should be removed daily(not every two weeks), to help with the odor, or it will not be eliminated. This is a very nice alterantive to clay litter and my cats adjusted very well to using it.

My cat loves this litter! The only problem is that my house smells a bit like a barn, but that's okay if you like barns. Still on the search for the perfect litter.

Biodegradable, dust-free, and keeps in the smell. Very natural.