Anyone else use pine cat litter?

[torinsmom]

I don't know I have survived without this stuff! I was so tired of smelling cat pee when I opened my door that I was about to lose it! I read about a litter called Feline Pine, which is a pellet and my cats did not like it . Then I saw that they make scoopable pine litters. I've been using it for about a week now and I can't even smell the cat litter at night when it is time to change it, and I have FOUR cats. It scoops much better than the clay kind and it is a lot lighter too. The neat thing is that it's better for the environment, since it is wood and biodegradable and it i safer for the cats because it has no chemicals in it. It is somewhat more expensive pound for pound, but you don't have to use as much since it works so well. I found a few different brands at the pet store and one at Walmart. Anyway, just wanted to share..........

Marsha

 

[Dax]

I tried using it with my cats, but my cats all tend to pee on the same spot over and over. This caused the litter to not clump right, and it was a mess. Then my cats decided they did not like it, so I went back to Tidy Cat

 

[PatriciaH]

Love it! I mix it with S'weet the wheet litter and it never smells. Everyone says they do not smell any cat box smells and are very surprised and want to know what we use.

 

[meeskamouska]

I have used this stuff for the last nine years!!! Would never use anything else!!! The best stuff ever!!!

 

[IndyBride]

I'm gonna give this a try! Thanks, I have three cats and sometimes I can't stand being in my own house!

 

[PaulaSB12]

I use pine pellets for my three cats. I also put a layer of bicarbonate of soda at the bottom stops the smell.

 

[torinsmom]

I have used this stuff for the last nine years!!! Would never use anything else!!! The best stuff ever!!!

So how com you didn't tell me,LOL I have been suffering all these years! I can't wait to tell my mom about how this stuff works. She only has one cat, but it has really bad allergies. Maybe this will help, since it is all natural.

Here's a link for a rebate on Feline Pine Pellets or Scoop.

http://www.naturesearth.com/specialoffers/
Marsha

 

[tiggger1]

I used the equine pine pellets for my cat litter. It is $4-6 for a 40 pound bag....

 

[Barb D]

I can't wait to tell my mom about how this stuff works. She only has one cat, but it has really bad allergies. Maybe this will help, since it is all natural.

I can't use the pine litter because of my allergies. (I can't have a real Christmas tree for the same reason.) Although I'm not a cat, so his mileage may vary.