Despite being costly, carefresh works great for me. I keep meaning to try wood stove pellets but my bunnies love the carefresh so I’m reluctant to change. It just hurts my wallet a little :p

We’ve been using the supermarket equivalent of feline pine, it does a great job of absorbing urine and odors. Haven’t had any problems with it being dusty.

Posted By Mari and Lilo bunny on 12/27/2016 2:00 PM

LOL! That’s great… have you tried any other litter that you might wanna share your experience about?

Only other litter option I tried was straw which as you can imagine was a complete disaster! 

Wood chips, that is good, I was advised to get it for Olly because he sneezes a lot, we do not like Carefresh.
Wood pellets are good because when Olly tinkles it absorbs the tinkle and does’t smell, it is also cheap and easy to empty out after.

Posted By sarahthegemini on 12/27/2016 2:28 PM

Posted By Mari and Lilo bunny on 12/27/2016 2:00 PM

LOL! That’s great… have you tried any other litter that you might wanna share your experience about?

Only other litter option I tried was straw which as you can imagine was a complete disaster! 

Lol I tried Hay 

I love Yesterday’s News. A bit pricey though but have zero issues with smell at my house.

I use Yesterday’s news. It’s not scented (at least the type I get isn’t scented), paper-based, and not dusty at all. Only problem is.. it looks like pellets and Lilo would accidentally eat it sometimes (but it is safe to eat, I ate some just to see if it tastes funny or full of chemical, just tasted like paper).

With Yesterday’s News, isn’t there different packs marketed for small animals? But it’s exactly the same as their cat one, just more expensive?

I use wood pellets. You can get big bags of these sold as horse stall bedding or accelerant-free wood stove pellets.
I only use a single layer in my big litter boxes, with a screen over the top. I scoop out the really soiled stuff and mix the rest that is left around. Then do a full box clean out when required.

If a rabbit is a tad fussy about wood pellets, you could try using a combo, putting a softer paper litter on the top.

eBay?
I get Olly’s from a shop in the UK.

Yes, Jersey, the Yesterday’s News makes a smaller, softer variety for small pets but it’s quite a bit more expensive (and the regular type is already expensive!). We buy the regular unscented cat kind. My buns have no complaints.

Oops! I said feline pine but meant yesterday’s news!

My shelter suggested I use wood pellets (the kind you use for a fire) you can get them from any hardware store, and they’re usually 5 dollars for a 40 pound bag. They’re really absorbent, and they’re supposed to be safe for bunny in case he or she eats some. I line 1st cut timothy hay on top of that and then the hay she prefers to eat – 2nd cut timothy.

I use esquisicat naturals, it’s a paper pellet like yesterday news

We started out with the paper pellet kind called fresh news, which was ok. I had issues with the fact I felt like it was hard to keep clean because you really can’t scoop it. I tried scooping 2 a day and doing a complete change every other day and it still seemed like it was not clean. We did try the wood stove pellets also, but I don’t think she liked the pine smell. She did not want to use it at all. So I seen some stuff called cat spot that is made from coconut husk I believe. I ordered it and when I first received it I didn’t think I was going to like it just by looking at it. I had it here for like 4 days and finally was fed up trying to keep the paper pellet stuff clean. It could totally just be my ocd in thinking it was not clean info! I tried it and I love it. I scoop the poops out in the morning and before bed and the pee you just stir up the litter and it like disappears. At first I did not like the thought of that either. There is absolutely no smell what so ever and very little tracking around her area. I do a complete change out 1 a week and it’s been working great. I was really surprised that I ended up liking it so much!

I buy Carefresh Complete bedding, the “Natural Paper Bedding” Kind. I think it does a pretty good job at keeping odor down. I’ve got a lionhead mix and it doesn’t stick to the more liony parts of her fur, which is a problem we’ve had with other paper beddings.
Here’s an amazon link: https://www.amazon.com/Carefresh-Complete-Pet-Bedding-Natural/dp/B00PBM6WHW/ref=pd_ys_c_rfy_rp_2619533011_1?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B00PBM6WHW&pd_rd_r=XPQX3GT13TMMDZZKZDW0&pd_rd_w=OO5Ov&pd_rd_wg=Ii6wl&psc=1&refRID=TFWY8HJ0S1HYYW6V1E52

I started off buying yesterday’s news. My daughter bought a different brand once. It’s so much more absorbent and you go through less of it but my bun doesn’t like it. I put it in his second litter box and he stopped using it. To get rid of it i had to buy yesterday’s news and mix them. I guess he’s picky. Both were unscented. The other brand just had a diffetent texture