Feline Pine Platinum Non-Clumping Cat Litter 18lb.

This is the third bag of litter that I have purchased because I like it so well. With two cats, they sometimes threw a few pieces on the floor but it was still so easy to sweep up…nothing like crystals or clumping litter. I now have only one kitten so there’s little to no litter out of the box. I love that it’s so easy to scoop the poop and dispose of it. And the best part? No litter stuck to her big feet (polydactyl Maine Coon). She loves and so do I!As an older lady, I always had trouble carrying the jugs or buckets of heavy litter. The bags of Feline Plus are lightweight and small enough to handle. But don’t let the small bag fool you. You don’t have to use as much in your box, and you only have add a little each day. The pellet litter lasts much longer and stays clear and odor free for days.

This litter is amazing. Can’t be tracked all over the house like the clay litter.The pee dissolves the pellets into saw dust which soak up he moisture so that it stays dry so when I dump it out I don’t have to scrape clay mud out of the bottom and I love how easy that makes changing the litter. I only have to scoop the poop not the pee so it cuts way down on how much it needs scooped.Also, I can’t stand the smell and dustiness of clay litter so this pine pellet litter is much nicer to use.The cat digs in it just like he would any litter so he’s happy with it too.

This is my favorite cat litter to use. It can get a little “dusty” when it needs to be switched out but it’s like saw dust and is super easy to just sweep up. It’s no where near the mess of clay dust and I love that I don’t notice the smell like you do with other litters.

My cat likes this stuff and it's good quality but I wish it didn't have A&H in it. Otherwise I think pine litter is the way to go. No, it doesn't clump. But it's light weight and easy to use. I use other brands that don't use A&H and the cat likes those too. Wetness turns to a powder and the pellets otherwise can go astray but are easy to pick upl.

I ordered this non clumping litter for my kitten. It covers the smell pretty well. Just need to scoop out the poop and dump the dust once a week. Recommend.

It’s cheap and will do the same as some cheap sand,not really recommended for long term use so if you’re looking for an alternative to Purina Breeze pellets look elsewhere

I originally bought this based on the great reviews everywhere about this product, and while I think it would work well for some cats but definitely not others!!When my cat try to bury her pee, the pallet makes it really hard for her to scoop and cover up her pee in a satisfactory manner. I can tell she doesn't really like this litter because of it, compared to previous non-pellet litter we have used. The pellet also get stuck between her paws. When she is done going to the bathroom, she does a pretty intense paw shake, hops out of the litter box and flings the pellets into the rest of the room.Just because this litter covers up the urine smell for humans doesn't mean it covers it up for cats. My cat really likes her litter box clean, the fact that she can't mask the smell with a layer of litter makes her hesitate to go in and use it sometimes. To clean the litter box, I ended up getting a sifting litter box because it was an extremely time consuming task trying to sift by hand using a metal scooper. I need to be sifting this litter box daily for my cat because the pellets makes SO much saw dust (which then has the urine smell that my cat can't easily cover up). I've read reviews where they only need to clean it every few days or so but that is so not the truth for me. I collected about 18 lbs of saw dust in a little over a week.I don't know what people are talking about when they say there is no or low dust but crumbles of the pallet litter breaks down easily and gets tracked EVERYWHERE. I used the black mat to catch the previous litter and didn't think I was going to need it for feline pine... welp, here is a photo for a week's worth of using the mat... in ADDITION to small bits of the pallets and a layer of pallet dust (and sawdust) gets tracked all over the next room and rest of the house. When I walk barefoot or with socks (on hardwood floors) I will consistently step on little tiny bits of hard pellet unless I sweep or vacuum every other day or so.I definitely tried my best in giving these pine pellets a shot. I used the whole 18lbs bag in the course of about 20 days for 1 indoor cat. I even bought a sifting litter box to try to make things easier (sifting litter box - you could still get saw dust everywhere if you sift it just a little too outside of the litter box parameter) and overall it feels like a no go.I feel like this litter would work well for some cats, but I don't find this product to be all that. If it was up to my cat, she would switch the litter in a heartbeat.

My cat tracks kitty litter like it's his sole purpose in life. He adjusted with no issues to this product and the tracking has been resolved.