Feline Pine Fragrance Free 100% Natural Pine, Odor Control, Non-Clumping Cat Litter - 20lbs

A: No--it's more of a wood-shaving smell, and it's pretty mild. It's strongest right when you pour it out of the bag, but it dissipates pretty quickly.

A: No. Its the best litter I've ever used

A: No this doesn’t have a strong odor at all. The only litter our cat would use. Very good litter.

A: no --no odor what so ever i have been using this and only this for 11 years it is great

A: Not at all. I love this product and will never use another cat litter. Sometimes a few pellets are kicked out of the box when the cat is scratching, but it is right there by the box and can be picked up and put back in. Best litter ever!

A: At first when the pellets are whole, it will not track. However, if you leave it for a long time whithout replacing ( a week or so), you will begin to see saw dust outside the box.

A: This is the best litter I’ve ever used. As for tracking outside the litter box, I only have to pick up a few pellets each week. Very minimal tracking ( naturally it depends on how full your box is). Cats love it and so do I

A: no they actually look like rabbit pellet food but beige i have been using this product for 11 years they also tell you to use this if your cat gets surgery or if someone in your home has allergies the pellets are just made of pine and they become a powder also can flush down toilet --put in garden --no smell --no powdery smoke like the clay cat liters have when you pour it in hope this helps patte

A: “Feline Pine has been put through a special process that removes the volatile pine oil that has been found to harm cats. Some stove pellets still have that oil and they have been found to be harmful!”

A: Thank you for your question, Amanda. We do not recommend flushing the litter waste or putting it into drains due to the danger of cat feces entering the sewer system. Dangerous bacteria can be found in cat feces which could eventually make its way into ocean waters and threaten marine life, or in the case of local waterways which could impact drinking water, irrigating crops, etc. We recommend only disposing of used litter in the garbage. Additionally, the product should not be flushed or put in drains. Our team is available to help via phone call/text at 800-833-9532 Monday - Friday, from 9 - 5 Eastern. Please reach out to us directly and we'll be glad to help with any additional questions, comments, or concerns. Please mention your reference number: 007719545A, when contacting us.

A: Hi there! The ingredient list for Feline Pine non-clumping litter can be found here: https://churchdwight.com/ingredient-disclosure/pet-care/feline-pine/40002978-40500767-40500678-fp-nonclump.aspx

A: We’re sorry to learn of your experience, auntzissy. Feline Pine Original is made from 100% pine. Sawdust byproduct from lumber mills is collected and compressed into tiny pellets. These pellets act like tiny sponges that absorb urine and break apart into sawdust. You scoop the solid waste daily, and gently shake the box so that the good pellets will float to the top and the sawdust drops to the bottom. Leave the sawdust in the box as it is still working to absorb moisture and odor. When the box is about 90% sawdust it is time to dispose of and start the 1" process all over again. We'd like to make this right if we can. Our team is available to help by phone/text message at 800-833-9532, Monday - Friday, from 9 - 5 Eastern. Please reach out to us directly and we'll be glad to help! Please mention your reference number: 007549723A, when contacting us.

A: Hi Linda, Feline Pine™ Litter is made of 100% All-Natural Pine for the best natural odor control without added fragrance. It is 100% chemical free and sustainably sourced without cutting down new trees. Feline Pine™ Litter fully absorbs urine, with no dust and no tracking. Breeze litter pellets are made from Mordenite Zeolite, according to their product page. Thank you.

A: Hi Ferret Litter, Feline Pine Cat Litter has not been tested for use with ferrets. Thank you.

A: Hi Quesfordeals, Feline Pine Cat Litter and waste should not be flushed or put in drains. We recommend disposing of the solid waste and clumps in the trash in a biodegradable bag. (However, it can be disposed of in a plastic bag, too.) Thanks!

A: Hi Cat, Yes they do. Introducing Feline Pine Non-Clumping Cat Litter slowly to your cat will assure a successful transition. We recommend the following approach: Pour one inch of Feline Pine Non-Clumping Cat Litter into a clean litter box. Next, pour one to two inches of your old litter brand on top. Don’t mix! Your cat will do this naturally as she uses her litter. Next time you change the litter box, use the same amount of Feline Pine, but less of your old litter brand. Repeat for another three to four litter changes, lessening the amount of your old litter each time. Thank you.