BB Mommy
Warren Veteran
Same here
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What do you use in litter tray?
- Thread starter Gingypig
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Same here
lisa12lisa
Young Bun
I put newspaper at the bottom then wood shavings then hay as they both love to sit in the tray and eat at the same time!:roll:
The Duchess
Wise Old Thumper
megazorb
newspaper, shavings then hay. Have also tried
Megazorb - good stuff, might go back to it but was hoping smell of shavings would make bloomin bunnies realise where they were supposed to go
Hemcore - Not very absorbant
Wooden pellets - Bunnies ate them :roll:
Carefresh - for my first buns neuter. far to expensive for the 8 bunnies I have at the mo but seemed ok. Nice as it didn't get tracked around the carpet like megazorb & shavings can if you don't put hay on top.
Megazorb - good stuff, might go back to it but was hoping smell of shavings would make bloomin bunnies realise where they were supposed to go
Hemcore - Not very absorbant
Wooden pellets - Bunnies ate them :roll:
Carefresh - for my first buns neuter. far to expensive for the 8 bunnies I have at the mo but seemed ok. Nice as it didn't get tracked around the carpet like megazorb & shavings can if you don't put hay on top.
holidayhutch
Warren Veteran
Megazorb and hay which is cleaned out and refreshed/changed several times a day
huppie
Mama Doe
cotton bedding - I have never seen it in England though but he is some blurb in English just in case: http://www.cottoncomfort.nl/english.html
I use this in their toilet and in their hutch. In the hutch I put it on top of lots of newspaper for extra warmth and easier cleaning. It is great for their toilet because all of the wee-wee soaks through to the bottom and the top stays completely dry. It doesn't stink either! It is pricey but not as much as Carefresh...
I use this in their toilet and in their hutch. In the hutch I put it on top of lots of newspaper for extra warmth and easier cleaning. It is great for their toilet because all of the wee-wee soaks through to the bottom and the top stays completely dry. It doesn't stink either! It is pricey but not as much as Carefresh...
other!
I tried the PAH wood pellets, but when they absorb liquid they crumble and just become very messy in my opinion,
soo I swapped to 'Back to Nature' which is recycled paper pellets available from the hay experts.
I think if you have smaller buns/small number of buns, hay an newspaper is good, but I have two dwarf lops, a small mixed bun, and a french lop all using a large underbed storage box needs something to absorb the liquid!
I tried the PAH wood pellets, but when they absorb liquid they crumble and just become very messy in my opinion,
soo I swapped to 'Back to Nature' which is recycled paper pellets available from the hay experts.
I think if you have smaller buns/small number of buns, hay an newspaper is good, but I have two dwarf lops, a small mixed bun, and a french lop all using a large underbed storage box needs something to absorb the liquid!
Bunshine
Alpha Buck
My bun uses Back to Nature Animal Litter and it's fab
http://www.seapets.co.uk/products/back-2-nature-animal-bedding-35-litre.html
It's brilliant, 100% recycled paper and very easy to clean out. Also never smells and you get free delivery if you stock up. My bun started using his litter tray the first day we put this litter in and has never looked back, what a good boy!
http://www.seapets.co.uk/products/back-2-nature-animal-bedding-35-litre.html
It's brilliant, 100% recycled paper and very easy to clean out. Also never smells and you get free delivery if you stock up. My bun started using his litter tray the first day we put this litter in and has never looked back, what a good boy!
