Small Pet Select Premium Pine Cat Litter

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What got my attention, is the fact that she made zero attempts to cover her poop with the pine pellets. She covered her pee, with no problem in the pine pellet litter boxes ( I have 2 boxes), but never the poop. I started thinking that maybe she didn't like trying to cover the poop with pine pellets. I got a 3rd litter box and filled it with Arm and Hammer Clump and Seal, and set it right next to one of her other litter boxes. She immediately started using the Clump and Seal box, totally ignoring the Pine Pellet boxes. Whenever she pooped in the Clump and Seal box, the poop was totally covered up and buried. Since then, no more problems with pooping outside the box. She just doesn''t like the Pine pellits for burying poop. . If you use pine pellets in your cat’s litter box, they must be kept dry at all times. How do you introduce pine pellets to cats?

For a clumping pine cat litter, this is a top rated choice among cat parents. Just like the Feline Pine Original Cat Litter formula, the pine fibers in these cat litter pellets offer maximum absorbency and odor control. This pine cat litter is dust free and creates hard clumps for simple maintenance. Cleaning your cat litter box will be easier and more pleasant with this clumping pine litter. Frequently Asked Questions First, completely change out the litter box and litter. After putting in the pine litter, add a thin layer of your cat’s previous litter on it. This lets them transition slowly to pine litter.I do have a litter mat in front of the box, and it helps a lot to trap the litter and remove it from her paws when she gets out of the box. Like your cats, she tends to hang onto the edge and do her business rather than completely getting into the box. Then she turns around and does the covering. Some of the grounded litter is 100% pine, but other types have mixtures of wood and corn (like Tidy Cats Pure Nature). Pine Pellet Litter Recommendations I’ve been using the non-clumping version of this litter for over a decade and decided to try the clumping version because I want to get an automatic litter box soon and the original feline pine is not compatible with them. Anyway, this litter was a disappointment and does not seem to clump at all. Since it is impossible to scoop the peed-on litter out since it isn’t clumped and just mixes in with the dry litter when you try to remove it, I just threw out the whole box full of litter because it was just half used and smelled strongly of pee. I was disappointed I could not buy a bigger value bag like you can with the original version but am so glad now since the rest of the bag is going to waste. Completely useless.”– Rachel, Feline Pine Scoop Clumping Cat Litter

This was key, because they didn't dig landing on the pellets and one of them showed their displeasure by peeing and pooping on the floor by the box the first day.Best Budget-Friendly Pine Cat Litter: Nature’s Logic pine litter is made from 100% Ponderosa pine. You won’t find any nasty chemicals, dyes or fragrances in this pine litter, making it safe for your cat and the environment. We appreciate that this litter is biodegradable while remaining budget-friendly. Now, if they really don’t like it – put a larger layer of their previous clumping litter on top of the pine pellets until the cats are okay with it. If you see them going in the litter box, that’s a success. The first step to introducing pine pellets to your cat is to make sure that they are safe for them. The pine pellets, on the other hand, are made from reclaimed wood and sawdust. This means they dissolve in water and make great compost when they are eventually put in the soil. This makes wood pellets a great natural cat litter. Helps With Urine Odor Elimination

Eliminates cat pee smell – the pine actually neutralizes and holds on to that strong ammonia odor of cat pee as it turns into sawdust, and it mostly just smells like wood That's when I actually decided to put in the hole so they could crawl in without having to jump up and over . Clumping vs. non-clumping: A clumping litter will be easier for you to clean because it forms liquid and moisture into a scoopable, solid clump. Pine pellet cat litter has a much more natural pine scent than traditional clay cat litter. Many clay litters are either completely unscented or are scented with a fragrance that can still be unpleasing to many cat owners. Cheaper Than Regular LitterPine wood pellets are a type of pelletized wood fiber that can be used as a replacement for litter in your cat’s litter box. Paper cat litter - usually recycled paper, old newspapers and byproducts from wood production, which are compressed into pellets. Multi-use: Pellet pine litter can commonly be used in enclosures for other small animals such as rabbits, ferrets and guinea pigs. If your house is the home to many different species, a pellet pine litter will save money and hassle. Silica cat litter - silicon dioxide minerals which are often mined from quartz sand and heated until they crystalise into gel granules. Given these product claims, you might be led to believe that Feline Pine performs in a similar way to traditional clay litter. As you’ll see in reading this review, however, Feline Pine, unfortunately, falls short of meeting some of these promises in full.

Clay cat litter is a more popular option because of its clumping ability. This litter is made from bentonite clay which absorbs liquid, or your cat’s urine, once it has been detected. However, clay litter is not biodegradable, so it will not decompose in a landfill. Off our original price. Quantities may vary by store. Some clearance product and price points may not be available at all locations.Tractor Supply Natural Pine Pelletized Bedding is made from compressed pine wood fiber. Pine pellets are made from either wood pulp or recycled pine shavings, that is then shaped into pellets. These pellets have a natural wood scent, contain little moisture and turn to dust when they get wet. Start by adding small amounts of pine pellets into the cat’s box and mix it with the existing litter. Cats are more likely to accept the pellets if they are mixed into their regular brand of cat litter rather than if you try to replace them straight from the bag. In testing this cat litter, we were very interested to see how it would perform compared to other natural litters. Wood pellet litter does not require a special litter box; however, a sifting litter box does make cleaning pine pellet litter much easier so it is recommended. How Does Wood Pellet Cat Litter work?