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We have received many comments about what absorption media is best and most cost effective. So many want to use pine pellets because they are cheap. In the last 6 months we have been experimenting with many options including 20-30 days with pine pellets. We can attest that nothing beats clumping pine litter for odor control. We have left urine-soaked clumping litter in our van for a week with zero odor in the van, whereas we cannot say the same for pine pellets. Pine pellets are fine for soaking up liquids and have moderate odor absorbing, but there is no comparison to the pine clumping litter, and we know why.
Pine clumping litter have odor absorbing compounds not found in pine pellets. First off, Arm & Hammer puts baking soda in their litter (they own Feline Pine), secondly, the clumping compound is a naturally occurring material called guar-gum that holds on to liquids and traps ammonia, and finally, many clumping litters include a “Biostat” which prevents the colonization of microbes that start the conversion to gas-off ammonia. All three of these things plus the pine itself, make for an impressive combination of absorbency and odor control. Ironically, the use as a cat litter is mediocre, because cat lovers like hard clumps to scoop out, which Feline Pine does not have. But for mobile dry toilets, that does not matter because you dispose the entire contents.
We are in no way receiving ANY compensation for endorsing Feline Pine!!!
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17 янв 2021
