Wood Pellets Pet Bird & Small Animal Litter for Ferrets, Guinea Pigs, Rats, Chinchillas, Hamsters, Gerbils, Rabbits, Mice, Hedgehogs and Dwarf Hamsters, 4.9 Liter, 8 Pound Bag

The absolute BEST litter for our ferret, it doesn't stink and it turns to dust as she pees in it.

Ok, here is the thing. I was desperate after moving our indoor rabbit cage into our daughters room to manage the smell in such a small area. In the living room area, this never was a problem; however, we added a rescue dog to our family and he was quite focused on the rabbit. For everyone's safety we relocated her to a secure room. (FYI - this is really no longer an issue as he has just accepted she exits and ignores her 100% but the girl has decided having her in her room is full of awesome so she is remaining in her new location) We have historically always used paper bedding and really never had an issue with smelliness as long as the cage was cleaned every couple of days. (Ours does use a litter pan - the small cat kind) However, in the smaller room it was NOT working. It was smelly even cleaning every day. I decided to try these pellets after reading a blog post about alternatives for indoor rabbits. OMG. These things are 100% awesome. They do NOT smell when they get wet, absorb very very well, are so easy to clean and so much cleaner in general. We started buying ours at the local feed store in, but I really was happy with this brand. IF you are having issues with smell or your bun is kicking her bedding everywhere...I would certainly give this a try. Make sure and use only a little over a layer, as they absorb and do not work the same way as the bedding material. Everyone is happy we made this change and there is not one negative thing I can find after using this product for 4 months now.

This product is terrific & my rabbit likes it,as well as I do.When it's wet ,it dries to a light powder making it easy to clean up.It absorbs odor without the urine scent but leaves a wood scent behind.I use to get the liter box pellets from Wall Mart and they discontinued carrying their pellets.I tried another pellet from another company and it was a waste of money.I have to use pellets as he is a long hair ,lionhead rabbit and caint use shavings.I will be purchasing again from this seller.

These are very absorbent and work well in a litter box for our bunnies. We sprinkle a handful into the plastic bin that has a grate on top. We dump them every 2-3 days. Not sure they help with the urine oder- doesn't seem any different. We have this in autoship.

Your rabbits and guinea pigs won’t smell with these pellets! Great product!

Great for the bunny. He gobbles this up. Easy to scoop out. Little broken up this time. It a good size, not heavy to carry. Do wish that it was in box. Amazon threw a label on it

I gave this three stars just because I feel it’s overpriced. I can find it cheaper at my local pet store. But I do love the quality of the wood chips for my favorites litter pan. It holds up well is always packaged well and helps control odor.

I tried other cage options for guinea pigs like paper bedding and fleece liners, but even with frequent changing, the urine smell was a lot. If you have guinea pigs, you know what I'm talking about. Thank goodness for Mr. Gore's internet because someone recommended wood pellets under a layer of fleece. Bingo! What an improvement. I can sweep the doots off the fleece and the urine soaks past into the pellets, which absorb it, including the odor. The only negative is brushing persistent pellets off the back of the fleece when I'm changing it out so I don't waste it. Once I've got the fleece out, I scoop out any clumped patches and fluff the rest. A bag of these babies lasts a long time. I got the fleece as blankets and fabric remnants from the thrift store on a $1.99 sale tag day, so it's a cheaper option all combined. I wash the fleece in a big pet laundry bag so the hay and hair and any residual pellets don't clog up my machine. I also scatter some of these pellets in the "kitchen" of the cage since these critters like to poop where they eat. Guinea pigs are cute but not much for personal hygiene, haha. I toss some hay on top of the kitchen pellets for their comfort. Definitely recommend these!