Kaytee Critter Bath Powder, 14-oz box
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Kaytee Critter Bath Powder helps clean the fur of small pets like chinchillas, dwarf hamsters and gerbils. It’s made from 100% natural volcanic mountain pumice in a fine dust grade. Chinchillas need to take regular dust baths to keep their coat healthy and free of oil buildup and dirt. Kaytee Critter Bath Powder is specially formulated to mimic the dust found in a chinchilla’s natural environment.
Key Benefits- All natural dusting powder is made from 100% volcanic mountain pumice, a totally natural earth mineral
- Rolling around in volcanic dust helps to relieve stress and protect coat by absorbing access oils and moisture
- Perfect bath for your small animal to enjoy weekly or daily, chinchillas need to take regular dust baths to keep their coat healthy and free of oil buildup and dirt
- Easy way to help keep your furry friends coat healthy and shiny
- Specially formulated to mimic the dust found in a chinchilla’s natural environment
HAZARDS TO HUMANS AND ANIMALS: Adult supervision is encouraged.
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Item Number103506
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Small Pet TypeHamster, Gerbil, Chinchilla
- Carefully open the inner bag and pour a 1/2" thick layer of the Critter Bath Powder into your Chinchilla Bath House, Ceramic Critter Bath, or any bathing container.
*Place the bathing container inside or attach onto your pet's home. Watch your pet sniff, dig and immediately flip, flop and frolic as it bathes its way to clean, fluffy, mat-free fur.
*Remove the bathing container or empty Critter Bath Powder from the bathing container after 10 minutes to prevent the Critter Bath Powder from becoming soiled. Provide your pet with a daily bath to promote clean healthy fur, naturally.
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Don’t recommend for hamsters
By fleacircus on Jul 22, 2020
I read the other reviews for concerns on hamsters but I tried this because it was cheap anyways. Not good, Too fine & powdery dust. Hamster like it but it’s not good enough for them, too fine powdery stays on everything. I will eventually try the heat treated reptile sand not sold here as of yet, or another sand.
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dust baths
By rose on Sep 19, 2020
She loves the dust baths so much! It helps clean her and she just loves to roll in it
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not for hamsters
By Nikkie on Aug 19, 2020
Not good for hamsters respiratory system. Instead I recommend sand
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not good for hamsters
By Gwen on May 4, 2020
This is Okay for chinchillas, but never for hamsters. Dust is too fine and will cause respiratory infections
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Too messy.
By reviewer on Aug 19, 2019
This dust is way too messy and dusty. I don't recommend this nor will I buy again, I'll buy oxbow next time.
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Not great and very messy
By IceQueen on Jul 1, 2018
My hamster loves sand and taking sand baths so I thought I would try this and see if he liked it as much as The Tiny Friends Farm bathing sand but he does not. It is very dusty and messy. He showed no interest and when I put him back in his habitat he went straight to his sand baths (he has 2) and was a happy little hammy. I will not be using this again and I will be throwing it away.
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We use as hamster litter.
By Joon on Jul 21, 2018
We originally purchased this as bath powder for our hamster but she had other ideas. She uses her bath dish as a litter box, which we love. She urinates in it which makes cleaning her habitat so much easier.
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Critter powder
By Suzy on Oct 14, 2018
The hamsters loved this product, it was fun watching them kick up the dust ;)
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Great for a bathroom
By Hamstermom on Mar 24, 2018
I bought this for my son's winter white thinking it would be fun to watch him roll around in it. Instead of rolling around in it he began to use it as his bathroom...now that is the only place he goes "potty" which makes it much easier to clean his cage!
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Hampster not interested
By ANIMALLOVER86 on Jan 11, 2018
My Chinese dwarf hampster hasn't so much as looked at this bath powder that claims he will immediately roll in and clean himself. So I put him in several times and he ran from it. Maybe it's just my hampster but very dissatisfied. He stinks and very much needed a bath!
