Compressed pine pellets sold as cat litter in a 15kg bag. The pellet is compressed sawdust: when it takes up moisture it swells and crumbles back to sawdust, so a used tray shows obvious damp patches that can be lifted out while the dry pellets around them stay whole. That is the appeal — cheap, absorbent, and easy to sort clean from dirty.
Two honest limits. A 15kg bag is a lot of litter for one indoor cat and needs somewhere dry to store it; for a single cat a paper or tofu litter in a smaller pack is easier to live with. And cats used to fine clay often dislike walking on pellets — mix the new litter through the old over a week or so rather than swapping in one go, or you may find the tray gets avoided.
Supplied as a 15kg bag, which ships as heavy freight — combine it with the rest of your order where you can. The same pellet is sold as Elite Pelletised Pine Equine Bedding. Browse all Cat Litter or the Elite range.
Key points
- Compressed pine — Breaks down to sawdust when wet.
- Easy to sort — Lift out the crumbled patches, leave the dry pellets.
- 15kg bulk bag — Best value per litre; needs dry storage and ships as heavy freight.
- Transition slowly — Cats used to fine clay often need a week of mixing.