Feline Pine Original Cat Litter, 40-Pound Bags

by Feline Pine

Product Features

• Net quantity of 40 pounds
• Chemical free and safe for your cat; 100 percent natural
• Designed for multiple cat homes
• No dust and no tracking
• Scoop fully absorbs liquid, just like thousands of tiny sponges

Product Description

100% Natural Pine destroys odors without perfumes, additives or messy clouds of dust. It’s the smart choice for the health of your cat and your home.

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 16.5 x 4.5 x 24.5 inches ; 40.3 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 40.3 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S.
• Shipping Advisory: This item must be shipped separately from other items in your order. Additional shipping charges will not apply.
• ASIN: B00176CC20
• UPC: 764375707505
• Average Customer Review: 3.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (63 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank:
  • #9 in Pet Supplies > Cats > Litter & Housebreaking > Litter

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

33 of 33 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Feline pine is the best but you can get cheaper, December 10, 2009

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Piper Laird (California) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Feline Pine Original Cat Litter, 40-Pound Bags (Grocery)

Feline pine is the best litter if you use it correctly and make sure to get all the moisture in contact with the pellets.

What I was pleasantly shocked to find out is that FP is NOT a new concept. It is just new marketing. FP is the same as stall pellets used for livestock. You can get the EXACT product for $6-7 per 40 lbs bag at a local feed store. I live in the city and don't have a local feed store but while driving on vacation passed one and picked up several bags.

If you can't get to a feed store. FP is also the same as SOME stove pellets. Buy pellets with no additives if you buy stove pellets.


FP = stall pellets = stove pellets (wo accelerators).

Keep using this litter but save yourself a lot of money by getting the unmarketed product. Feel free to call Feline Pine who will confirm that their price is because of advertising. Kudos to then for getting the product to the masses though. They are a great company.

17 of 17 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Miracle Product, May 2, 2010

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Serena Witzke (Chapel Hill) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Feline Pine Original Cat Litter, 40-Pound Bags (Grocery)

My review for the 20 lb. bag (I order both, it's the same stuff):

This stuff is absolutely incredible. I'm allergic to just about everything, including the dust that rises off of traditional clay and silica litter. If you have a special room for your litter, you'll notice that regular dust gets on every surface. It's disturbing, really. That stuff is going into your lungs you know. Feline Pine has NO DUST. Pour it out, and your litter area smells pleasantly of a lumber yard (well, I find that pleasant). When cats use the box, urine breaks down the pellets and is absorbed. Solid waste sits on top. You only run into trouble if your cat has gastrointestinal track problems - loose bowel movements are more difficult to scoop. The pellets track a bit, but they're large and a litter mat will slow their progress across a room.

Now, I will offer one caveat: this litter is terrific, but only if you use the right box. If you use a regular, non-sifting box, the pellets will break down into sawdust, and the sawdust will then just sit there. This sawdust can track further than the pellets, because it can stick to kitty feet. The solution? A sifting litter box. Either the Tidy Cat Breeze box or the Feline Pine litter box works, the latter better than the former. I have both. The Tidy Cat Breeze litter pads also work nicely with this product in the holding reservoir of a sifting-type box. Put the Feline Pine on top, shake the box or move the sawdust around with a scoop, and sawdust will fall into the reservoir under the top tray. Et voila! No sawdust on top, fresh pellets are not wasted with constant litter changes. Just make sure to shake the broken pellets into the bottom and there's no tracking. Scoop feces and flush down the toilet (yes, this litter is flushable too!). If you use the Tidy Cat Breeze pads, they will help soak up any moisture in the sawdust that falls into the reservoir, eliminating any odors.

Also a bonus: you only need about an inch of litter in the box. A bag will stretch for quite awhile. As pellets turn to sawdust and fall into the reservoir, just add more pellets. No litter changes necessary. Just remember to empty out the litter box reservoir as it fills up.

In terms of getting cats to use it, just mix the Feline Pine with your regular stuff for about a week, gradually increasing the Feline Pine and decreasing the regular stuff. I trained a 9-year-old cat to use the litter in a week.

In short, this is a miracle product, especially in a multi-cat household.

14 of 14 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Nice Litter - Eradicates Odors on the Spot!, May 26, 2009

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Diana De Avila "MS Gkygrl" (Malta, NY USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Feline Pine Original Cat Litter, 40-Pound Bags (Grocery)

I used Feline Pine for years until I discovered Nature's Logic Ponderosa Pine Cat Litter that was just slightly more economical. In theory, they do the same exact thing.

Here is what I like:

1) Pleasant pine smell really hides the smell of cat urine.
2) Turns from pellets to sawdust (time to change the box).
3) Easy to scoop.
4) Safe for kitties.
5) No dust clouds

Here is what I don't like so much:

1) If you don't keep on top of it, the sawdust can track,
2) Pellets can track and they are hard.

The pros from my experience far outweigh the cons. I did try the Nature's Earth Feline Pine Scoop Cat Litter for several months with my 5 cats but found that the "flakes" from the Feline Pine Clumping litter tracked everywhere.

Overall, pine beats the clay litters, corn and wheat litters. I have tried them all for months at a time and have stuck with the pine litters. They absolutely do what they say and do a wonderful job of hiding urine smells. I change my boxes often and do not put more than an inch or so of litter in -- the sawdust tracking tells me it's time to change. As far as disposing of the litter (cat poop), I just flush them.

Easy stuff and ends up to be very economical. I order about 6 bags at a time by mail so I don't have to lug them :)