is kaytee wood pellets good to use in a rabbit litter box
771111
Yes!! And It's my favorite litter been using it for 2 mini lop rabbits for about little over a year
771112
Yes!! Absolutely love it. It turns to sawdust when it's dirty and absorbs all the odors. would definitely recommend
771113
Absolutely - any small animal really. I use these under carefresh for my guinea pigs and the cage odor is minimal and the pellets absorb all liquids turning to sawdust. It's easy to clean and terrific for odors!!
771114
Hi there, I've always used Carefresh and tried this since it's less expensive. I did not like it at all. The little pellets expands once it's soiled which makes cleaning very messy. Went back to Carefresh. I have 4-bunnies.
94638
Tidy Cat pellets do not have to be in deep layers as do other litters. We start out a new litter box with approximately 1-1/2 bags of litter into the box. As the used pellets are removed, we sprinkle a similar amount of new littter into the box. Once a week we renew all the litter. Out 16 fur-balls seem to be very happy with this arraingement.
1299797
This product is OK. If you have rabbits, get one for rabbits, not chickens. It appears to be cedar but is pine. I put good stain and sealer inside and out before assembly, and plan to have to do it every two years. I also put a real 2x2 cedar wood all around the bottom. As is pine would rot fast against the ground when wet weather. Made in China. Check dimensions,,, Picture makes look bigger.
300681
It can, but my only concern would be in the nest box area. Mine had a particle board bottom and I think that might rot out if it gets too wet. Not sure how rabbits defecate (just pellet poop or with urine), but I'd either line and seal it or use a lot of bedding.
1740056
I highly recommend a good clumping litter. I personally use Tidy Cats. Just getting the solid waste into the tray defeats the purpose because the strong ordor of the urine will remain in the non clumping litter...
488213
It works great for the litter box I have for my two rabbits. It's really good at absorbing the odors and I thought it smelled like aspens.
1280031
In my experience Standard wood pellets don't absorb liquid very well or neutralize odors efficiently. Pellets are fine if you use more and are prepared to change the litter every day. I might go back if I had a cheap enough source.
1370591
As soon as it gets wet because the pellets expand similar to a tampon. The good thing is that you don't need very much litter at all. Just a shallow layer on the base of the pan works perfectly. My 26-pound bag lasted about 7 weeks. I changed the litter 2-3 times a day for my 4lb rabbit.
1152719
Yes. I had. Rabbits they like to chew the wood but we kept it out side and looks nice. I would buy it again
65260
I would not recommend using the tray at all. Rabbits should be litterbox trained. House Rabbit Society has information on this.
1768982
This stuff is very fine almost like powder. It would be better if you found some other coarser medium for your pet rabbit.
1050664
When a cat eats any litter it can be a problem so it's something you need to pay attention to. If they eat these pellets, try something else or don't use any (2 of my boxes that are dog accessible have no pellets, but the cats still use them). No need to stop using the Breeze boxes with their pads though. Just experiment with different litters.
487883
Pine pellets are pretty high in phenols which adversely affect my Rabbit's health. I use the fresh scent and it doesn't seem to bother my bunnies. I researched it a while back and found it was less harmful that fabric softener. I wish I could show you where I found the info, but it was a few years ago, and I've been using this product since with no complications if that helps.
822123
I really can't answer that I can only "assume" you can since I think you can get the same type of wood pellets at hardware stores like Home Depot...and they are a lot cheaper, or so I was told by an employee at Petsmart.
1719459
I have a small rabbit that barely fits this, and a slightly larger rabbit that it does not fit at all. I would go with a larger model if I were you. Personally I use a cat litter box called the lift n sift because it can hold hay while catching poop and pee and is very easy to clean. My buns had a habit of peeing on the floor next to their food.
395615
As long as there are no additives in the pellets. I have been using sawdust and olive oil pellets, twigs, fatwood, whatever. The thing runs great!
1710126
I use this litter for my rabbits. When I have gone away I don't make whoever is watching them for a weekend clean them. Sometimes the litter is really wet,but I have never had trouble with them tracking it. It is paper pellets like the size for a wood pellet stove. The only mess I get is when they decide to empty the pan so they can roam free while their bedroom gets a good cleaning