❤️ 20 Pound Bag of Eco-Straw Litter by Oxbow Animal Health Review

Helps reduce odor and absorbs urine so well. I've used a mix of paper pellets and sawdust pellets, but after learning that sawdust can be bad for your lungs I switched to wheat pellets and they're just as good as sawdust, if not better.

Absorbency was good helped with odor and maybe it will work with other small animals. But my rats kept sneezing because of the dust. I had to wipe down the floor and dispose of it once or twice a week, in addition to spot cleaning twice a day because the dust build up was so crazy!

This is by far my favorite rabbit litter. Easy to use and safe for my rabbit. It doesn't stick together, but you can easily see dirty debris, and I use a small plastic sand scoop from a dollar store to scoop it out daily. About every 10 days or so I throw everything out and clean the tray. I use 2 bowls. I have a small cat box in the rabbit cage and a larger standard box outside the cage in the play area. I have enough bags for about a month.

This litter is the best! I have a rabbit and his poop can be quite smelly. I was digging through so much paper trash and my house stunk so bad I had 3 air fresheners the whole time and the smell was still awful. Now all I have is an air freshener and I can barely smell her poop. Very absorbent. I know the granules turn into dust as it soaks up liquid, but it also gets rid of most of the odor. love this product!

It's AWESOME. It holds a lot of liquid and is natural and doesn't matter if your pet wants a bite. Wood shavings are NOT good for rabbits (harm their reality system), but this one! Always get the best for your kids. Oxbow is great and they haven't started to rely heavily on the quality of their line yet. I have no odor problems. I was initially concerned about this because much less attention is paid to odor control. in the garbage really every liquid flows down and is only absorbed there in…

This is the absolute best bedding for training your rabbits. I couldn't get our rabbit to use anything else we tried but I used this one right away and now the cage remains much cleaner and easier to maintain. Just get a large litter box big enough for your rabbit to fit all the way in. I took a high backed litter box, placed a thin layer of litter and a handful of hay in the back corner of the litter box. Your bunny goes potty while eating, so everything is in the box. And this litter is…