Can you use

[Grace65]

Wilkos are £2.25 for 5 litres :shock: xx

 

[Tuckerbunnies]

Yes that's what we use the 'Beauticat' wood based litter.

 

[Grace65]

They all seem to say natural pine fragrance so if everyone else uses it, it must be safe. xxxx

 

[WeeBarraxO]

That bag you just showed me says the same natural pine the same as it does on my bag. xx

ahhhhh, oh well then my lot used to get that all the time, so can't be that dangerous lol

 

[Grace65]

ahhhhh, oh well then my lot used to get that all the time, so can't be that dangerous lol

Now i need to know what happens if they chew it?? xx

 

[WeeBarraxO]

Now i need to know what happens if they chew it?? xx

mine never ate it, that I know of lol, though Angel & buffy are always eating the megazorb :roll:

 

[Grace65]

mine never ate it, that I know of lol, though Angel & buffy are always eating the megazorb :roll:

I used to buy carefresh but grace always ate that so i stopped using it :roll: xx

 

[WeeBarraxO]

I used to buy carefresh but grace always ate that so i stopped using it :roll: xx

yeah, thats another reason I'm thinking of going back to the cat litter hmm

 

[mini lop1]

Do you use regular ones from the supermarket? or do they need to be bunny ones? xx

just the usual cat ones from morrisons, or wilkos, never had any probs with any of the rabbits eating it, and trays are emptied twice a day, leaves no smells and soo clean

 

[Grace65]

just the usual cat ones from morrisons, or wilkos, never had any probs with any of the rabbits eating it, and trays are emptied twice a day, leaves no smells and soo clean

Thanks for that does locksley eat it? xx

 

[SkegMag]

Zuki has Smartcat paper-based cat litter, and it seems to be ok - at least he doesn't eat it - just ignores it.

 

[mini lop1]

Thanks for that does locksley eat it? xx

no he doesn't eat it

 

[Nicola1]

yup thats what I used to use before I found megazorb

Same here. The wood one is the only safe cat litter to use for bunnies because they can (and probably will :roll eat it and it is non-clumping. The crystal ones are bad because if they eat it it will clump in their stomaches

 

[Jaysmonkey]

Never used wood pellets, always had either carefresh or Megazorb, but it's defo safe for buns:wave: xx

 

[Grace65]

Same here. The wood one is the only safe cat litter to use for bunnies because they can (and probably will :roll eat it and it is non-clumping. The crystal ones are bad because if they eat it it will clump in their stomaches

I'm wondering what the wood is though? they all say natural pine, thats what im wondering is pine safe especially when wet? xx

 

[Nicola1]

I'm wondering what the wood is though? they all say natural pine, thats what im wondering is pine safe especially when wet? xx

yeah they are generally pine which is non-toxic as long as it's non-treated :wave:

 

[Grace65]

yeah they are generally pine which is non-toxic as long as it's non-treated :wave:

Ok will use them tonight, im nearly out of papers to line the trays, i did use them the other day then doubted them so threw the tray full away before they used it :lol: xx

 

[Jenson]

I've the small animal wood pellet litter from P@H, its tidy and I don't think he eats it.
Never thought of getting the cat wood pellet but it must be cheaper!!

 

[Grace65]

Zuki has Smartcat paper-based cat litter, and it seems to be ok - at least he doesn't eat it - just ignores it.

Is that the one from asda? xx

 

[SkegMag]

Is that the one from asda? xx

It's from the local pet shop, Grace, we don't have the luxury of an Asda here lol!
http://www.smart-cat.co.uk/Products.htm

- it's 10.99 for a big bag, though.