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Feline Pine?

Posted : 8/20/2006 10:49:15 AM

Hello. I was wondering what your views were on Feline Pine? Did your cats use it? Did they not want anything to do with it? Is it worth switching from a clay based litter to this one?

--Sara

Carrie S

Posted : 8/20/2006 8:58:26 PM

My cat used it, but didn't like it. He definitely preferred the clay-base. I ended up going back to the clay base. I would use the feline pine if you have a problem with litter ending up all over your house. Definitely less tracking with this product.

Roxie865

Posted : 8/20/2006 10:44:17 PM

I made the mistake of buying some the other night. Trixie hated it, so we went back to 100% Fresh Step. Also, it does not clump, which is a pain after using clumping litter for so long.

It depends on you and your cat's/cats' needs, really ...

Paula Diffenbaugh

Posted : 8/21/2006 11:42:59 AM

There was a post on another thread about this litter. The poster seemed to like it. I just bought Worlds Best Cat Litter and its all natural, safe for kittens, and is clumping and flushable. We have been using it since friday and I do notice that my sons room does not smell as bad as with the clay litters. Everyone has their preference and it depends on your needs.

sillysally

Posted : 8/21/2006 11:50:57 AM

One of my cats used it grudgingly--the other went outside of the litter box and ate and vomited up the litter.

Erica

Posted : 8/26/2006 8:31:02 PM

We tried it once with my cats, they wanted nothing to do with it.
I tried with one of my fosters too (still a baby) to see if it was just something they weren't used to. But he didn't like it either.
I think it depends on the cat.

wildboar

Posted : 8/30/2006 11:21:35 PM

All of my parents cats use the feline pine. I don't like it for allergy reasons but the cats seem to do well with it. My dad does a combo of kitty litter and feline pine. This way they get to keep their litter and not the smell.