Rabbit litter help

[Lolathelopbunny]

Hello so I use paper litter for lola but it never last that long and I can always smell her pee after a hour or so , can anyone recommend me litter brands or different types of litter?

 

[Blue eyes]

Here's a recent discussion on this topic. In short, wood pellets work great for odor control, can be composted, and are extremely cost-effective. A 40lb bag of wood pellets (around $7) can last 2 rabbits for about 2 months.

New Litter Box Bedding Research

Hi everyone! I've been using Carefresh natural and Carefresh white bedding since I had my first rabbit, and am now with my second who is about 2.5 years old. The Carefresh bedding has always been great for my previous rabbit healthwise which is my primary concern, but Dr. Cheese my current...

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[overhear]

+1 for wood stove pellets. They're much cheaper, don't smell, and are so much easier to keep clean. I do sprinkle a bit of hay on top of the litter to make it easier on my bunnies feet.

 

[Blue eyes]

^ Yes! Hay on top of the wood pellets.

Litter Training

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[littlebluejay]

Another vote for wood pellets with hay on top. I position the litter box beneath the hay feeder to catch the fines.