Jason H. Masterson
2025-08-31 11:25:03
I used to use a few different kinds of clumping litter. MY cat would always track it all over the carpets and rugs. While it covered the odor of the litterbox it had a strong scented smell. The feline pine litter is fantastic. it hides the odor of the box with no scented odor. The pellets break down naturally and don't stick to my cats paws or track around the house.The typical slotted scooper isnt suited for this product as its not meant to be sifted. Use a regular solid scoop (like one used for scooping pet food) to cover the broken down litter or to fully scoop it out to the trash.My cat and family are happy and its assuring to know my cats litterbox is filled with a natural product and not a bunch of chemicals that track around my home and areas my children play.
JlH
2025-07-04 15:57:47
I have tried several cat litters over the last few years. I started with the usual clumping, Clay cat litter, tracks, ridiculous smells, and it’s just gross, and I don’t think it clumps very well. I like the Celica for a while, but it tracks so bad so bad! And if you don’t get the litter off the bottom of the pan, it’s like a rock then I tried a company that sent you a new box and new litter every 3 to 4 weeks, I love the throwaway litter box love love, love! I tried their one litter it was called dynamite, gross, gross gross smells like urine in two days and tracked everywhere! Then I tried that companies, soy pellets, which are biodegradable, which I love, which is what I was looking for, and it lasted a very long time, it did absorb into clumps well, however, I would never put it down the toilet, like it says you can. I bought biodegradable trash bags so that I could throw what litter away I needed to. However, the soy palette litter smelled like a barnyard when the cats used it! It smells like I was at the county fair a barnyard! Gross!Now I tell you, I tried these pine pellets, OMG, life-changing! It never smells like urine ever, and the pellets turn to sawdust when the urine absorbs it to it and you can put it in your yard for compost if you want or throw it away in your biodegradable trash bags. Good for the environment! the cat poop however will smell a little bit unless the cats put the sawdust on top of it. The pallets are a little large so I had to buy a new scooper so that the pallets would fall through the slots. No big deal. I’ve also started purchasing cardboard, throwaway, cat litter boxes, off Amazon, which are also biodegradable.You just have to scoop the poop and throw that in the regular trash. Put the sawdust either in your yard or in the biodegradable trash bag and throw it away and it will compost either place and then the biodegradable good for the environment. Cat litter box needs to be thrown away every one and a half to two weeks in the recycle box. Awesome awesome awesome.I love the pine cat litter. It doesn’t smell like urine. It makes sawdust all you have to do is scoop the poop and it’s very low tracking! I love this letter I have four cats.!Give it a try maybe you’ll love it too
Julian F Mayo
2025-05-13 16:14:31
Very good product. Stays on the bottom and the urine goes straight through to this, and it holds down the smell.
Sara carter
2025-04-01 11:53:13
This litter covered the bathroom smell incredibly, and I would keep using it if I had a sifting litter box. Since I don’t, I won’t be using it again as this stuff turns to sawdust very quickly, and then you’re left with a big box of dust that my cats ended up tracking everywhere. The pellets are too big for the grates on my scooper as well, but that can obviously be remedied with a different scoop if you’re committed to using this litter.
Joyfuzzies
2025-01-27 16:00:50
This cat litter has both advantages and disadvantages. On the positive side, it is very inexpensive, but it comes with a big “IFâ€: your cats will be willing to use it. The litter system requires filtering out the urine-soaked pellets, which break down into small fragments and are sifted out and disposed of. (You will need a sifting cat tray). The dried feces still need to be removed, but there is no lingering smell of cat urine—only a fresh pine scent. Additionally, the pellets do not track all over the house. If your cats cooperate, you may find it very worth the pros.
DragonflyS
2024-12-31 12:25:29
I bought this because I ran out of my typical litter for my Tidy Cats breeze system. The breeze system allows the urine to pass through the litter and onto an absorbent pad under the litter box. The stool part doesn’t get absorbed, and you just scoop it out and strain the loose litter through the provided scooper that has slots in it. No mess. No smell.In the pictures provided on the website, this pine litter it looks like it’s the same type of litter of the breeze system, but it is not! Although I like the scent of this, and it does help mask odors, it is just super soggy and absorbs the urine. So you end up having to scoop it out like a regular litter box, which I hate. For me, the urine collecting everything and smelling is the most disgusting and cumbersome part of cleaning a litter box. Poop sticks to it, and it ends up being this solid, cloppy mess. With this pine litter, I had to clean the whole thing out and empty the entire used litter into a trash bag, because after awhile it just stopped being able to repel odors and collected a ton of urine and feces. My whole house smelled terrible. . I’m not happy with it. But for some people they might like it because it’s natural and has a nice scent. I definitely will not go this route again to save money.
NN
2024-11-29 16:52:13
The product is great and does exactly what it says in the description. Unfortunately, one of my cats disliked the pine smell and crapped on my carpet instead. Gave it to a friend, and her cats used it with no problems. Cats are fickle - what a surprise.