Is NovaPET's all natural cat litter (Wood Pellets) okay for my buns?

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- 01/15/2019 at 10:49 PM
  Edyward
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  Hi! First time posting here. I have a one year old bun that i got from my aunt, decided to litter train him. I was looking for wood pellets that will serve as litter for my bun so I was wondering is this particular brand’s (NovaPET) wood pellets are actually safe. I have read that pine is bad for their respiratory track but there are no labels that it’s made from pine only “primarily made from wood shavings and sawdust from tree trimmings”. So have anyone tried these?
  
  I also attached some pictures about the descriptions. Thanks!
- 01/16/2019 at 7:39 AM
  Bunny House
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  Hi and welcome! There are no pictures attached. Pine is bad unless it is kiln dried. Most pine that is in pellet form is kiln dried. I use tractor supply equine bedding and it’s pine. What country are you from? It might help us let you know what brands are over there that are good ones for you.
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