Feline Pine Review

1. Gomestic.com

In this thorough article, Alyn King tries out five different brands of cat litter using his own cat as the guinea pig. The top choice here is Feline Pine, which King likes because it is flushable, biodegradable, sweet-smelling and low on dust. Also, "one bag of this litter lasts forever," King says.

Review: The Best Cat Litter, Alyn King, Sep. 2, 2007

2. The Lighthouse Online

Marina Michaels, who says she doesn't trust clumping clay cat litters, goes into great detail about non-clumping alternatives, trying out many of the brands with her cat. She likes Feline Pine, although she says her cats aren't especially comfortable with the relatively large pellets.

Review: Alternatives to Clumping Clay Litters, Marina Michaels, As of June 24, 2008

3. Cat-Urine-Cleaner.com

This helpful article on an informal cat-care website describes the pros and cons of various kinds of cat litter and provides recommendations for each type. Feline Pine is recommended here as a yellow-pine litter.

Review: Types of Kitty Litter, Editors of Cat-Urine-Cleaner.com

4. San Francisco Chronicle

In this thorough article, Christie Keith discusses types of cat litter and makes some recommendations. She says World's Best Cat Litter is the best clumping non-clay litter even though it's expensive; also recommended is Feline Pine, though some cats don't like its texture, she says.

Review: Digging Deep into the Cat Litter Question, Christie Keith, July 10, 2007

5. Petco.com

The online pet-supply retailer Petco is a good source of customer reviews for cat litter. Feline Pine is a particular favorite, with above-average ratings overall from more than 70 users. Some users say it doesn't cover up odors well, however.

Review: Feline Pine Cat Litter, Contributors to Petco.com

6. Amazon.com

Feline Pine receives very good scores from a handful of users at Amazon.com. Owners say it is not as absorbent as clay litter, but it covers smells well.

Review: Feline Pine Cat Litter, Contributors to Amazon.com