Pine pellets are the community's go-to for near-zero tracking — large pellets physically can't stick between cat toes. Cheap in bulk from farm supply stores, and urine turns pellets to sawdust that stays put.
Reddit cat owners who are fed up with clay tracking everywhere consistently land on pine pellets. The pellets are too big to hitchhike on paws, and at $8 for 40 lbs from a farm supply store, it's the best value in the category.
“I use wood pellets! My cat is a former feral failed barn cat and it's the only litter she's ever used. It doesn't clump, but it also doesn't really track which is nice.”
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“Same here came to say this! Add to that im asthmatic so cannot imagine the particulate matter from clay litter etc. we got the for first couple of weeks when we adopted cat. Wow the mess. I immediately switched to pine and never looking back unless my cat needs something else.”
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“you forgot to mention the best part of the cheap and tractor supply — it's like 8$ for 40 LBS! I have two cats and 1 bag will last 2-3 months”
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“I've been using Feline Pine for quite a while now, and vastly prefer it to clumping cat litter, since it doesn't track all over my house.”
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“I have a wood based litter and this seems to help with the dust for me... really the type of litter I found is the biggest help; dust is concentrated to their paws just after they use it and they usually go groom themselves and it's take care of in 5 minutes”
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