Looks interesting. The site only says that they are non-toxic material and not clay which doesn’t really tell you much. It’s good they are not clay. What do they mean by “non-toxic material” – I’m not sure. You could email and ask them can they be more specific as to what this is made out of.

It does sound like a neat system. It appears that the litter is made specifically for this system too, so using something else probably wouldn’t be as effective.

I would not use the corn cob litter however, it’s really not recommended and may cause impaction if ingested.

You can use any pelleted litter though. I like Lone Star Bedding which is a pelleted pine litter (sawdust basically that is formed into a pellet) and I like it’s odor control but I’m not sure if they distribute it where you live.

it sounds like that litterbox would end up being more expensive as you have to buy the special litter and replacement pads. i much prefer an old-fashioned litterbox and good litter. i use an off-brand pressed paper pellet and i have no problems with odor or absorbency at all.

Oh Brook. Definitely, I’ve read and heard corncob litter is not safe for rabbits. I’d highly recommend switching to Yestday’s news (a pelleted paper product)

That litter box looks great for cats, but I’ve no idea how it would work for bunnies? Anyone else?

I don’t know aboutthe breeze system, again, regarding the pelelts. For us, what works, is to line the litterbox with a couple layers of newspaper, then Carefresh or the equivalent on top, and then hay at one end. I *can* get by for a few days this way by just removing the dirty carefresh from the end…normally I change every day, but this way if I’m a bad bunny mommy, it still works in combo with the newspaper.

I’d say you would have to check with the company about the pellets, but my other concern…it’s gonna be mighty hard to pick those little bunny poos out of there by hand without getting the pellets.

Good luck!
Kim

is your rabbit altered yet? there should be little to no urine smell if so. i think most of us here can go 4-7 days before having to change the litterbox with no odor.

hmm I have one of those corner litter boxes with grid, I change it about every 2 days.
Not so much because it smells but because the litter in there is all used up and needs to be replaced
I still use Critter Country, but the other day I bought the Cat Country which is the same but I think
a little bit cheaper for some reason. As for Lola, I think my bf changes her litter box every day. He puts
yesterdays news on the bottom a sheet of newspaper and then timothy hay on top for her.

you might try to clean the box a little more often if the smell is bothering you. it’s hard when they are still intact b/c the smell is stronger. even with altered buns there is usually a whiff of urine when you dump out the box, but no smell in the air. how old is he? have you talked with your vet about neutering yet?