OxbowEco Straw Wheat Straw Litter for Small Animals, Dust Free, Rabbit, Guinea Pig, Ferret, & Cat Litter, Oxbow Animal Health, Moisture Wicking Pellets for Guinea Pig, Made in USA, 20 lb. Bag

Since I found this stuff, I swear by it for our (not so) little bunny. This absorbs almost all smell and allows us to clean the litter box less often. It's the best working option we've found!

I have bad allergies to the dust in clay cat litters, so I was looking for an affordable healthy alternative. So far this is working out great. It’s a bit more tedious because the pellets do not clump when their wet, instead they either kind of puff out in pellet form while wet, or dissolve into wet dust. I have to carefully move the dry pellets that are on top and around the wet ones, then I use a spatula spoon to scoop the wet pellet's and wet dust out. I’ve never had a pool of pee below the pellets so they are great at absorbing. The poop is pretty easy with a regular slitted scooper. Pick poop up and jiggle scooper a bit until the pellets fall back out. I add a little more fresh pellets. I keep the stainless steel litter box filled about 1.5 - 2” and scoop daily. My cat seems to be fine with this litter and the transition went very well. First I did half and half then gradually transitioned to more and more of the pellets over maybe about 3 weeks until it was completely wheat pellets. I’ve never caught her eating them. She will bat them around from time to time if a stray one is hanging out on the floor lol. And that’s another awesome thing about these pellets. Only a few here and there fly out with her, so no more tiny litter pieces everywhere! There’s also no dust and decent enough odor control when she is a good kitty and covers her poop. I’m very happy with this litter and will continue to use it.

The odor elimination of this stuff is incredible. I only wish it was a bit less expensive.

A little pricey, but gets the job done for our 3 buns. We typically purchase equine pine pellets, but one of our buns has sensitive hocks, so we use a little of this and Pure Comfort bedding in a litter box.

Use this for my rabbit, holds the moisture excellently, doesn't smell, and doesnt get everywhere like paper beddings do

It’s a big bag and I think it’s a bang for your buck. I just use a cup to scoop it out!

Switched to this from paper, much cleaner and easy to replace, used for over a year now Guinea pig doesn’t show any bad signs. Only downside is cost is a bit more but keeps indoor cage clean and neat.

This stuff is a big improvement to paper litter. It is easier to clean up, manages odor better, and has helped my buns develop better litter habits. If you have buns who have difficulty keeping their litter in one section of their area, try this stuff.