Feline Pine Cat Litter

Pros: Absorbs odors.
Cons: One cat wouldn't use it and the other played with the pellets.

After hearing many great things about Feline Pine, we decided to give it a try and picked up a bag. The first thing you notice is the look. It is basically small pine pellets, instead of your standard scoopable, which looks like sand. The ...

Pros: contains the smell of ammonia like you wouldn't believe
Cons: competing brands are cheaper

Feline Pine is pellets of compressed pine. It basically looks like someone made alfalfa pellets out of pine wood instead. The beauty of these is in how they react to liquid. If you want a demonstration, throw a handful in water and watch--in a matter ...

Pros: It smells good!
Cons: The 50 pound bags weigh fifty pounds!

What smells worse than cat poop? Most brands of cat litter! I live in a medium sized apartment, and the last thing I want is anything to smell bad. I also own a big boned cat, Monty 'Fat Cat' White. Monty is a large white blue eyed cat. He is also ...

Pros: Safe for the environment
Cons: Cats would not use, ended up all over the floor, need special scoop

Pros: Cheap; pleasant smell; fun.
Cons: Hard to work around the pellets when dealing with solid matter.

Hearing good things about its effectiveness from several people, print ads, and even Epinions, I picked up a four-pound bag of Feline Pine pellets at the pet shop. The owner had an open bag, from which she showed me the product's look before and ...

Pros: Nothing in this life time
Cons: Should be a toy instead

I only have a few regrets in my life and I think buying this cat litter is tops on my list of the things I will never try again.

A dear ex-friend of mine sent me 5 coupons for this litter. I hurried and bought 5 bags to try as I am sick of all...

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For many rabbit/cat owners, you may be familiar with Yesterday's News, a cheap and biodegradable litter. But it also stinks; the moment a poop lands on it, the stinky aroma cannot be denied. This is coming from a former rabbit owner. ...

Pros: Kitty will use it
Cons: Skunk cabbage smells far better and tracks less

Upon first receiving my brand new kitten, Fang-Fang, from the breeder in Atlanta I was informed that new kitty would need Feline Pine litter and some various other essentials such as food, toys, cat trees, and all the trappings that are of such import to ...

Pros: 100% natural
Cons: Ummm... the whole "Pine" thing.... ahh, it's gotta go!!

Ahhh... to gaze upon this beautiful green bag, with it’s exquisitely drawn feline, prowling through the luscious foliage. I would have to say that this is the most beautifully designed bag of cat litter that I have ever seen. Unfortunately, that is...

Pros: Does well with the odor control
Cons: Cat took displeasure out on the dog

I smelled, I strayed, I scrubbed. I visited my sister and her cat recently. While there I noticed the "different" litter she used and my husband remarked on the fact that the cat had just used the litterbox and there was no odor. "Whoa, lemme see ...

Pros: environmentally friendly...
Cons: ...but your cat may rebel against the change

Summary: Feline Pine is a great idea for cat litter. Unfortunately, my cats won't use it. That makes a nifty idea nasty in practice.

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Pros: Most product claims are accurate. NO (or very little) Ammonia smell !!
Cons: Introducing your cat to this new litter may be difficult.

Our household has been using Feline Pine for months now, and we have virtually ZERO complaints about this product, only 100% satisfaction. While I cannot realistically claim that it is simply the "best" cat litter on the market—because I have not...

Pros: Cheap.
Cons: Does not lock away moisture, nor odor. Makes a big gooey mess.

Well, I would have to say that our family are some what authorities when it comes to house cats. We have 5 tabbies-all girls, all pound kitties: Stella, DeeDee, Red, Sundae, and last but not least, Missy. Every one of my girls are potty trained and ...

Pros: Clean, natural fragrance; litter looks tidy
Cons: Tracks slightly; solid waste needs immediate, manual removal

First of all, I have to be completely honest and let you know that I do not actually have a cat. I do, however, share my apartment with an 8 pound dog named Willoughby. Willoughby was litterbox trained as a puppy and, up until I discovered Feline Pine,...

Pros: Pine fresh, flushable, dust free, environmentally compatible.
Cons: If not used as directed, cats may rebel.

So I see this Kitty Litter advertised on TV. I note that after using, you can toss the used litter into your garden and use it as mulch. Hmmmm....THAT caught my attention. So I gather my son and off to the store we go since I needed to buy more cat...