Kaytee 8-Pound Potty Training Litter for Ferrets, Rabbits & Other Small Animals

Chrisco: keeps his cage clean, odor free

United States on Dec 15, 2023

Kasumi Xian: Las bolas son más grandes de lo que esperaba pero cumple su función. Absorbe bien así que dura bastante una sola bolsa. No neutraliza los olores pero limpio a diario así que no hay problema. Se apelmaza cuando se moja así que lo sucio queda en una pieza y lo que queda limpio se puede rescatar.

Mexico on Nov 21, 2023

Tanner: For my rabbit I needed a training litter to get them used to using the litter box and this one worked great. Only took one bag and a couple weeks and the rabbit was going only in the box, I will get again if I decide to get another furry friend.

United States on Nov 19, 2023

IsaiahIsaiah: This litter is easy to use. I've been using it for my baby squirrel, Bullwinkle. He likes to gnaw on the little rocks but luckily this litter is non-toxic. The color is neutral and it has no scent! I think it's very good quality and it's easy to clean.

United States on Sep 20, 2023

Lynnette Gratton: It is the only littler my hedgehog likes. If I use any other litter, he doesn’t use his litter box as much, when using critter litter, his cage stays cleaner.

Canada on Sep 15, 2023

AudsHi: My hamster loves it and uses it readily as a toilet. He also enjoys bathing in it when I replace with fresh!
Better value for money than the smaller bags.

United Kingdom on Jun 20, 2023

Grecia Gutierrez: Me encantó y llegó súper rapido

Mexico on May 21, 2023

Annastacia: This is a fantastic litter, both for bunnies who sit in their box and those who have a grate over top. Really helps absorb the smell, and if your bunny sits in the box directly on the litter, it doesn’t stick to their fur. I will say though, the pellets are large, not like cat litter, so you can’t “Sift” it. I find using a disposable pet pad lined in the litter box, and then this litter on top, makes for a very fast and easy litter change! Just pull up the pad, toss the whole thing, and you are ready for a fresh liner and litter

Canada on Jan 25, 2022

TheViolentBookWorm107TheViolentBookWorm107: I got snowball and Blackie in 2007 and they lived for 10 years before they died. At the time I would always buy critter litter. It’s never been my favorite brand, but that’s what the pet store within walking distance of my house sold. And while it didn’t prevent the smell or a disgusting clumping around the edge of the litter box, it never stuck to their fur. Which is a huge plus. No one likes cleaning poop fur.
After Snowball and Blackie died I waited a couple of years before I started another family. I got Desi (black tort colored Lionhead) and Trouble (English lop). Now Trouble has a habit of digging all of her litter out and spreading it onto the floor of her cage. And as you can imagine, that’s a very expensive problem. So I had to switch. I found an 18 pound bag of crumbly, soft recycled newspaper that looked like it could pass for cage bedding, but was only litter that was $11 a bag. So that problem was solved.
Then Rita (Vienna-marked grey colored Lionhead) came along. She is just so fluffy and adorable! The problem is, she’s not an avid groomer like Desi. So while Desi makes sure that his cushy-litter is never remaining on his fur.........

United States on Nov 20, 2020

Blessed Parents of 5: AWESOME training litter!!! My 3 month old rabbit litter box trained in 1 day!!! So pleased with this litter and how quickly my bunny took to using a litter box. It wasn't work at all! We line our litter box with newspaper and put the litter on top of it. Then put the metal litter box cage bottom over the litter. We put hay on top of the litter box cage bottom each day. The bunny loves to eat the hay and go to the bathroom at the same time! lol A couple times a week we scoop the poop off the top of the cage-like bottom, and once a week we completely dump the litter box. It slides out easily because of the newspaper. Otherwise, if you don't put newspaper on the bottom, the litter sticks to it and it is really messy to clean out. We also give him fresh hay everyday on his litter box because he eats it all! Well, another plus to a litter trained rabbit is that I now rarely have to clean up after him in the house anymore....only if we've had him out of his hutch for quite a while. Normally, he just goes to the litter box as soon as we return him to his hutch. Wonderful!!!

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United States on Nov 04, 2017