Kitty kind is fine, just steer clear of the scented ones! That’s what I use! I love carefreash but its way too expensive in my opinion!

you can definitely use the kitty kind. i actually buy a 40lb bag of off-brand pressed paper pellets at the pet supply store. one bag usually lasts me about 3 months and it’s 25 bucks a bag. you might try putting a little less if possible. when i first got Meadow i was putting a lot in the box, not i put a very thin layer and she doesn’t know the difference.  or try combining the carefresh with a less expensive type as “filler”

i can just imagine the litter you go thru with 5 buns!  i use the unscented kitty version of yesterdays news & it’s great.  i want to try wood stove pellets which some say is also great & less money but i haven’t gone looking for them yet.  apparently they’re sold in hardware stores.

I went looking for wood stove pellets…a few times…everyone looked at me like I was an alien and a few times I was shown Pallets!! I’ll have to find them on my own I guess! LOL

I use the stove pellets and they work well.  Since I change it daily I just use a thin layer and add hay to it so that Edson’s feet don’t get wet.  I get 40lbs. for $8.  Stove pellets are meant for pellet stoves so I would think they would be easy find.  Try building supply stores.

I’ve been completely unable to find the wood stove pellets in Chicago, so I use Feline Pine.  Not too spendy, GREAT with odor (I change once a week) and flushable and biodegradable.

Is Feline Pine pine shavings? If so, that is really bad for rabbits!

Humphrey refused to litter train on Carefresh, so I went looking for wood stove pellets– and what a difference it made in a day! His litterbox is full of the pellets (they absorb odor even better than Carefresh, so you really don’t have to change it too often, so that cuts down on spending– the pellets are also CHEAP, like $5 for a 30-40lb bag…), but I still keep his cage-proper full of Carefresh ’cause it’s softer on the feeties and he’s a chubby rex (ergo, just begging for sore hocks). However, I only have to change that if he misses, so I don’t go through much of it now. If you can’t find them, your best bet is a small hardward store– big places like Lowe’s and Home Depot (I wouldn’t go to Lowe’s, anyway, they were involved in some sort of animal cruelty thing, I think) only carry them in the winter. Places like Aubuchon’s and Do-It-Best hardward stores don’t get rid of their stock the rest of the year, though, because they’re so small. They’re worth the hunt. Seriously.

Again! Adding my two cents… I just love the wood stove pellets!! They are awesome!

I’m Canadian, so not sure what you guys have down south. But I bought mine at Home Hardware for $5 or $6 for 40lb bag.  I have two rabbits and I bought six bags, hoping they will last me the summer as the woodstove pellets are hard to find in the summer.  I asked at the hardware store and they told me they don’t carry them in the summer.  So if I run out I may have to go back to using Yesterdays News until winter.

No, Feline Pine is not pine shavings, and it is a recommended litter for rabbits.  It is compressed pine pellets that do not have the dangerous aromatic oils that are bad for rabbits.  I have used it in the past, but I do not like the way it smells–like lumber.  I use Oxbow Eco-Straw pellets, which unfortunately have to be ordered and they are expensive.

Oh good. I had not heard of those before.

Osprey turned us on to Aspen Supreme, which is safe and rocks with the odor. We have a local shop where they stock the 50 pound bag for $20, which is WAYYY less than the smaller bags.

I suppose that I’m glad that people have gotten the message about pine=bad, but I have to keep answering the same question.  Maybe we should get them to change their name to ‘Feline Wood PelletsThat Are Safe For Bunnies No Really….”

Well when “cat (feline)” and “pine” are in the name it is very confusing! I’m sure you are sick of people asking but at least we know now! Thanks!