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Wood Pellet Cat Litter

Pine branches on top of wood pellets

Does Wood Pellet Cat Litter Smell? How Does it Manage Odor?

November 4, 2021July 27, 2021

Wood pellet cat litter has a mild, natural smell, best described as warm and earthy. Pine pellets will smell crisp and sweet, like Christmas pine …

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Cat looking into top entry litter box

Cat Won’t Use Pellet Litter? Here’s How to Get Them To

November 9, 2021June 12, 2021

If your cat won’t use pellet litter, there are a few ways to encourage them to. Make sure the litter box is clean and welcoming. …

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Cute gray and white kitten in litter box with pellets

Wood Pellet Litter vs Clumping – the Hidden Dangers of Clumping Litter

November 2, 2021June 6, 2021

When comparing paper, pine, or wood pellet litter vs clumping litter, pellets are a much safer choice. Clumping agents like sodium bentonite pose health risks …

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How to Dispose of Wood and Pine Pellet Cat Litter

May 6, 2022May 31, 2021

The most common way to dispose of wood pellet cat litter is to throw it out with the trash. But if you’re looking for a …

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Cat sniffing wood pellet litter

Wood and Pine Pellet Cat Litter – Guide and FAQ

August 24, 2021May 30, 2021

Wood pellet cat litter is made from compressed wood fiber. Usually pine, but other softwoods, hardwoods, and mixed varieties are common. Wood pellets are becoming …

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Litter box with pine pellets and sifting scoop

9 Pros & Cons of Wood and Pine Pellet Cat Litter

November 1, 2021May 26, 2021

Wood and pine pellets are becoming an increasingly popular alternative to clay cat litter, and for good reason. They’re better for your cat’s health, better …

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Sifting scoop on top of pellets in litter box

How Often Should You Change Wood Pellet Cat Litter?

October 31, 2021December 9, 2020

Wood pellet cat litter should be changed about once every four weeks. The exact timeframe will vary depending on the number of cats using the …

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Pine pellet litter

Are Wood and Pine Pellets Safe for Cat Litter?

October 30, 2021December 7, 2020

Pine pellets are generally safe for use by cats. You just need to make sure that the pellets are treated to remove the phenol found …

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Timid calico cat in litter box

Cat Litter vs Pine Pellets – Comparing Clay and Wood Litter

October 31, 2021December 7, 2020

When comparing clay litter vs pine pellets, pine pellets may seem like an easy choice. After all, pine pellets are better for the environment, better …

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Cat sniffing pellet litter

Switching From Clay Litter to Pellets in 4 Easy Steps

November 3, 2021November 1, 2020

Cats are creatures of habit. Sudden changes can cause stress and lead to unwanted behaviors. When switching to a new litter, it’s best to take …

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