Kaytee Wood Pellets Litter 8 lb

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When it comes to absorbance, it is the best type of litter on the market. The wood pellets are absorbent enough to control odor. As with any rabbit litter, you want to top up a thin layer before you change all of the litter at once every 1-7 days.

Irritant-Free: Rabbits have sensitive respiratory systems, making it important to select a litter that does not have pine oils and is low in dust. This will minimize the risk of respiratory issues and ensure a healthy living space for the bunnies and you.Prepare the litter box by covering about 1″ of litter with some quality timothy hay. If you can also add in some of your rabbit’s poop or urine-soaked paper, that would make it easier for your rabbit to know that the litter box is their bathroom. Place this litter box in a good location in their cage, preferably away from their food and sleeping space. Despite the potential dangers of pine litter, it can be used safely for rabbits if certain precautions are taken. First, choose pine litter that is kiln-dried, as this process removes most of the toxic hydrocarbons. Second, avoid using pine litter that contains additives or fragrances, as these can also be harmful to rabbits. Finally, make sure to clean the litter box regularly to prevent the buildup of toxins and bacteria. But certain natural cat litters are an exception to the rule. Like the Purina Yesterday’s News Non Clumping Paper Cat Litter mentioned above. Litters made of paper fibers are commonly used in similar products explicitly designed for bunnies, so they are safe. Is Rabbit Bedding and Litter the Same? Wood shaving should also be avoided because they can contain oils that are harmful for rabbits to breathe in and can cause problems with the esophagus or lungs. The actual wood fibers can also cause splinters or get lodged in the throat or nose of a rabbit.

Before you can choose the right litter, it’s worth taking some time to make sure you have a solid litterbox setup.It’s normal for rabbit owners to add a little bit of hay to their pet’s litter boxes to encourage the rabbits to use the litter. They also just generally have a habit of chewing while doing their business. You can put a thin layer over their litter or, alternatively, place a hay dispenser in the litter area.

If you have more than one rabbit, move up at least one size in the litter box. If there is any chance that your bunny is going to have to occasionally go for more than a week between litter box cleanings, get a larger litter pan.As your rabbit gets used to using the litter box, slowly expand the area – if you plan to give your rabbit free run of the house, repeat the steps in several different rooms. If you are going to add a layer to your bunny’s tray make sure the material you are using is natural and organic. If there’s any chance of toxicity and it’s not a natural litter, don’t cover it in hay because that only puts your pet at risk of ingesting something they shouldn’t.