Small Pet Select Premium Non-Clumping Non-Tracking Low-Dust Pine Pelleted Cat Litter, 8-lb box
In a Nutshell
- Great absorbency and low tracking. Best if the cat accepts pine pellets.
- Very easy to clean and absence of dust are a plus
- Strong smell and breaking down into sawdust when wet
Quick Verdict
A good choice for cats who accept pine pellets, offering low tracking and high absorbency, but might not be ideal for all pets or environments.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Too deisintegration
Prevention: scooping the litter frequently.
Left to longer duration lead to sawdust
Prevention: Use the litter frequently.
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Absorbent (7)
Excellent for urinating and easy clean up
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No Dust (4)
No dust
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Low Tracking (5)
Less tracking outside the litter box
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Easy to Use (9)
The litter scoops were easy to use and left litter easy to tidy.
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Convenient Size (4)
Helps when dealing with multiple cats
Cons
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Strong Smell (2) minor
Sharp pine smell and not good for multi-pets household
Tip: Let the smell air out for a while before using it.
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Too Large for Some Cats (2) major
Pellets are too large for some cats to comfortably dig through
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Disintegrating Damage (3) major
Litter turns into dust when wet
Tip: To cope the cat owner would need to change litter frequently.
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Expensive for Multi-children Household (2) minor
Costly for households with multiple cats.
Tip: Consider buying in bulk to save money.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Cat owners — Especially those who prefer low-dust, highly absorbent litter
✗ Skip If
- • Cat owners with multiple cats or those who dislike a Dustin smell — Potential issues with pine smell, cost and disintergration
Durability & Care
Factors: Frequency of use, how many cats, total litter box size
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Clean as much as possible, scooping out the pellets in a manner that keeps the environment clean.
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this litter suitable for multiple cats?
It might be expensive for multi-children household as seen in some review quotes but the absorbency and cleaning habits make it a good buy for households with multiple cats.
How long does this litter last?
The pellets can last 1-2 weeks and the cleaning habit tips are easier to maintain.
Is this litter easy to clean?
The liquid absorption and no dust make it easier for cleaning but its important to frequently scoup out the methanol contents.
Does this litter have a strong smell?
The pine smell is quite strong, especially at first
Is this litter suitable for cats who are picky about their litter?
Most cats will adapt to the pellets but not suitable for picky felines
Highlighted Reviews
"I am a full convert to pine pellet litter after seeing the benefits for myself AND my cat! Not only is this litter a low-tracking alternative to traditional options, but it is also super absorbent. I no longer have to deal with clumping litters that reek of ammonia when used--with pine pellets, the ..."
"I can't say I absolutely love this product. The container continues their environmentalist ethos, and I applaud that. The product is environmentally friendly, too. However, it isn't nearly as cat-parent friendly. The pellets are way too large for my kitties to comfortably dig through. The pine ..."
Bottom Line
If your cat can adjust to pine pellets and you prefer a low-dust, absorbent litter, this is a solid choice. But it may not be the best fit for all cat households, especially those with sensitivity to strong smells or cats that dislike the texture.