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Feline Pine Platinum Non-Clumping Cat Litter 18lb.

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  • NO HARSH CHEMICALS, NO ADDED FRAGRANCEthis non-clumping cat litter is an effective odor eliminator thats made simple with plant-based ingredients like natural pine shavings, plus the absorbent power of ARM & HAMMER Baking Soda.
  • BEST NATURAL ODOR CONTROL WITH NO ADDED FRAGRANCES + BAKING SODA. Naturally keep your kitty litter box fresh with natural pine fibers that lock away ammonia odors and neutralize odors on contact. Eliminate the toughest odors with plant-based ingredients instead of harsh chemicals or synthetic perfumes. Get an extra boost of absorbent, odor-fighting freshness from the natural odor-neutralizing power of Baking Soda.
  • HIGHLY ABSORBENT PINE LOCKS AWAY ODORS. The pine shavings in this lightweight non-clumping cat litter directly bind to odors like thousands of tiny sponges to soak up liquid and lock away ammonia odors to keep the litter box fresh and dry.
  • LIGHTWEIGHT so changing and refilling the cat litter box is fast and easy. Thats because this absorbent non-clumping kitty litter is natural and less than half the weight of clay litter and leaves no messy cloud of dust.
  • A NATURAL CAT LITTER CHOICE. No new trees are cut down to make the pine shavings in Feline Pine Platinum Natural Pine Non-Clumping Litter. This cat litter comes from kiln dried shavings reclaimed from lumber production, so its a kitty litter that respects our precious natural resources.

Description

Odor control is important when it comes to your cat’s litter box, but you want a natural option for your feline companion. Feline Pine™ Platinum is a Natural Pine Non-Clumping Litter that’s an odor eliminator with no harsh chemicals, and no added fragrances or synthetic perfumes. It naturally neutralizes odors in your cat litter box because it’s made from natural, plant-based ingredients like natural pine shavings plus pure ARM & HAMMER™ Baking Soda. It’s responsibly made from highly absorbent, sustainably sourced natural pine shavings only from reclaimed lumber (no new trees cut down) that neutralize odor on contact and are gentle on kitty’s paws. This plant-based kitty litter binds directly to ammonia odors and locks them away for good. It’s also low dust and lightweight—less than half the weight of clay litter and leaves no messy cloud of dust.

Brand: Arm & Hammer


Item Weight: 18 Pounds


Material: Pine Wood


Scent: No Added Scent


Target Species: Cat


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Unit Count: 288 Fl Oz


Manufacturer: Church & Dwight - Pet


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 19.5 x 14 x 2.5 inches; 18 Pounds


Item model number ‏ : ‎


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ June 30, 2020


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Church & Dwight - Pet


Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA


Best Sellers Rank: #188 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #17 in Cat Litter


#17 in Cat Litter:


Customer Reviews: 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 8,989 ratings


Item Weight: 18 pounds


Manufacturer: Church & Dwight - Pet


Country of Origin: USA


Item model number:


Date First Available: June 30, 2020


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 18 x 13.5 x 3.5 inches


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 19.5 x 14 x 2.5 inches


Item Weight: 18 Pounds


Brand Name: Arm & Hammer


Target Audience Keyword: Cats


Directions: 1. Fill litter box with at least 3 inches of Feline Pine Original Cat Litter. 2. Scoop the solid waste daily, and gently shake the box so the good pellets float to the top and the sawdust drops to the bottom. Leave the sawdust in the box as it will still work to absorb moisture and odor. 3. When the box is about 90% sawdust it is time to dispose of it and start with new litter. Do not flush or put into drains. Put used litter into the trash.


Model Name: Feline Pine Platinum 18lb


Color: Gray


Size: 18 lb


Material: Pine Wood


Age Range Description: All Life Stages


Number of Items: 1


Style: Platinum


Breed Recommendation: All Breed Sizes


Included Components: Litter


Specific Uses for Product: Behavior


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I have tried several cat litters over the last few years. I started with the usual clumping, Clay cat litter, tracks, ridiculous smells, and it’s just gross, and I don’t think it clumps very well. I like the Celica for a while, but it tracks so bad so bad! And if you don’t get the litter off the bottom of the pan, it’s like a rock then I tried a company that sent you a new box and new litter every 3 to 4 weeks, I love the throwaway litter box love love, love! I tried their one litter it was called dynamite, gross, gross gross smells like urine in two days and tracked everywhere! Then I tried that companies, soy pellets, which are biodegradable, which I love, which is what I was looking for, and it lasted a very long time, it did absorb into clumps well, however, I would never put it down the toilet, like it says you can. I bought biodegradable trash bags so that I could throw what litter away I needed to. However, the soy palette litter smelled like a barnyard when the cats used it! It smells like I was at the county fair a barnyard! Gross! Now I tell you, I tried these pine pellets, OMG, life-changing! It never smells like urine ever, and the pellets turn to sawdust when the urine absorbs it to it and you can put it in your yard for compost if you want or throw it away in your biodegradable trash bags. Good for the environment! the cat poop however will smell a little bit unless the cats put the sawdust on top of it. The pallets are a little large so I had to buy a new scooper so that the pallets would fall through the slots. No big deal. I’ve also started purchasing cardboard, throwaway, cat litter boxes, off Amazon, which are also biodegradable. You just have to scoop the poop and throw that in the regular trash. Put the sawdust either in your yard or in the biodegradable trash bag and throw it away and it will compost either place and then the biodegradable good for the environment. Cat litter box needs to be thrown away every one and a half to two weeks in the recycle box. Awesome awesome awesome. I love the pine cat litter. It doesn’t smell like urine. It makes sawdust all you have to do is scoop the poop and it’s very low tracking! I love this letter I have four cats.! Give it a try maybe you’ll love it too ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2022 by JlH
    • Truly odorless results
I ordered the Feline Arm and Hammer pine pellets to be used with a sifting litter box set. Conceptually seemed easy enough but there was a learning curve for both myself and Echo Gabriel - my cat. Instructions on how to transition from straight clump litter to the pellets are easy to follow. But things went downhill from there. First my kitten was taking the pellets out and swatting them all around the house and sometimes would even be chewing on the pellets. That worried me because I was concerned about him developing an obstruction in his stomach or intestines. Second trying to sift the pellets was not easy at least for me. It made lots of dust, pellets would get stuck in the openings and inevitably litter would spill onto the floor. I was not a happy camper. However I was determined to make this work because the pellets did the one thing I wanted the most and that was eliminate odors. And when I say eliminate odors I mean zero stench as in zip, zilch, nada, nothing. So I decided I needed to figure out a way to use the pine pellets so that I could do the sifting with minimal dust and not have to stop every nano second to clear out the large pellets that were getting stuck and hindering the sifting process. Second I needed to find a way to discourage Echo from playing his game of swatting pellets all over the house, and then chewing them up. My solution was to use an old fashioned blender. I take no more than a cup at a time of the whole pellets and alternate between grinding and grating . This allows me to control the consistency of what was now becoming a sort of pine litter/sawdust. At first I only made enough to fill a 2 gallon container with this sawdust. I wanted to see if it would work and if Echo would accept the texture of this new litter. To use I fill the litter box with a layer of approximately 3 inches of sawdust and then add about a cup and a half of Fresh step clumping litter. Doing that significantly helps minimize dusting. But what I like the best is that it creates very loose pine sawdust clumps that I can quickly scoop out throughout the day as needed without having to do the sifting every single time. So basically I manage the litter box throughout the day by just scooping and replenishing litter as needed. The litter box stays clean, and there is absolutely no oder because of how the pine sawdust absorbs and effectively neutralizes any odor. For sanitary reasons I sift the litter and wash all basins out weekly. Then I just recycle back in the box the sifted litter replenishing as needed to ensure enough is in the box. I dump the entire mixture at every 4 weeks, sanitize the bins again and replace with a completely new batch of my pine sawdust mixture Following this method has been been very effective in neutralizing any and all odors. Love the outcome! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2023 by Hanna
    • Feline Pine, Feline Fine
As a proud servant to my feline overlord, I’ve tried every cat litter under the sun. But Feline Pine? It’s the cat’s pajamas! First off, let’s talk about the smell—or rather, the lack of it. Feline Pine does such a great job at controlling odors that I sometimes forget I even have a cat. It’s like my kitty’s litter box has its own built-in air freshener. Who knew pine trees could be so magical? And the cleanup? A breeze! The pellets turn into sawdust when wet, making it easy to scoop and dispose of. It’s like my cat is a tiny lumberjack, turning trees into sawdust one bathroom break at a time. 🪵 But the best part? My cat loves it. And if my cat’s happy, I’m happy. Plus, it’s eco-friendly, so I can feel good about saving the planet one litter box at a time. In conclusion, Feline Pine is the purrfect choice for any cat owner. It’s pawsitively amazing! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2024 by JoshCedes
    • Helps with multiple cats who are slobs
The pellets don’t really smell like anything and using them is a million times better than when my cats would track litter. They adjusted incredibly quickly! They still kick but since the pellets are much bigger than the typical sand, it’s not as annoying. Would recommend. (4 cats, 3 boxes.)
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2024 by David Coplans

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