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Reply To: Rabbit Litter

01/30/2023 at 8:42 AM

tobyluv

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I’m assuming that your rabbit didn’t like the pine/wood smell to the wood stove pellets. The wood stove pellets and horse stall pellets that so many people use (from Tractor Supply) do have a strong smell in my opinion, but I don’t know if that smell is bothersome to a lot of rabbits. Small Pet Select makes a paper pellet litter. You can buy it from their website or from Amazon. I’ve never used it, but I’ve seen the reviews. People like it okay, but not as well as Yesterday’s News. I have used Oxbow Eco-Straw litter, and I like it. It’s a pelleted straw litter. A few people have mentioned a faint smell to it, but I have never smelled anything. I usually top any pelleted litter that I use with something like Carefresh, which is softer on their feet.