Kaytee Critter Litter Premium Potty Training Small Animal Litter, 8-lb bag
Kaytee Critter Litter Premium Potty Training Small Animal Litter is an all-natural, sanitary solution for litter pan training your small animal. This premium litter is specially formulated to be 99% dust-free and super absorbent. It’s made from natural, non-toxic bentonite that absorbs moisture on contact and helps eliminate pet waste odors. When used as part of a potty training program, Critter Litter will reduces the overall time you spend cleaning your pet’s cage.
Key Benefits- Natural potty training eco- friendly litter is 99.9 percent dust-free.
- All-natural, sanitary solution for litter pan training your ferrets, rabbits and other small animals.
- Made from non-toxic bentonite that absorbs moisture on contact.
- Reduces overall cage cleaning and helps eliminate pet waste odors.
- Resealable bag for less mess and reduces overall time you spend cleaning your pet’s cage.
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Item Number101459
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Brand
Kaytee
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Litter & Bedding Type
Clay
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Litter Feature
Odor Control
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Made in
Canada
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Small Pet Type
Rabbit, Ferret, Guinea Pig
- For spot training ferrets, rabbits, pet rats and other small animals.
- Observe your pet's instinctive behavior to utilize one corner of his home as a toilet.
- Fill litter pan with 1 1/2 to 2 inches of Critter Litter and place the pan in the corner your pet will use as the toilet.
- Keep the litter pan fresh by removing the solid waste on a daily basis. Completely replace the litter in the pan at least once per week.
Additional Instructions
- Only dispose of used cat litter in trash. Do not flush, bury or dispose of it outdoors, in gutters or storm drains to avoid environmental contamination.
- Not for internal use. Not meant for use as compost or as a traction aid.
- Store in a cool, dry place. Product filled by weight; some settling may occur.
75% Recommend
75% of reviewersrecommend this product
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55 Reviews
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By Faith on Nov 1, 2018
I bought this about a month ago for my six rats it does not keep in the pee smell very well after about three days it started to smell,and I do spot clean every day and change it out fully weekly both their actual bedding and the litter box,by the end of the week it starts to smell extremely bad however I would recommend this for people with less rats, I will be switching over to a different type of litter now
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By BunnyLover on Nov 25, 2018
This litter has worked like magic with all the bunnies I came across (three so far). We adopted a four-year old, not spayed male bunny with zero litter habits. That changed in less than two months and now, aside from a rare accident, he's perfectly used to his litter box.
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By Marion on Dec 12, 2018
I usually buy the wood chips bedding for Alice’s litter box. It’s cheaper and effective. This litter bag last me only for one use in her littler box. I clean out her litter box once a week. Way too expensive for a one term use!
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By chinchillamom on Oct 11, 2018
It's more like just plain rocks than a litter that's absorbent or smell removing in anyway, my pigs pee just went to the bottom of their tray and sat under this while it still kept its form and absorbed nothing. Might as well use regular wood shavings over this. Especially for the price. Not worth it. Now I have a bag left and nothing to use it on or anyone to give it to since it isn't useful at all.
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By sv8349 on Oct 16, 2018
I think the product is good, but I don't know how to train my G pig to potty in the litter pan. I put it in her cage and even put a couple of poops in it to get her to see that's where her potty goes but she pooped/pee'd everywhere except the pan. This stuff was kind of dusty, but that's to be expected I think.
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By Sherbear5 on Oct 4, 2018
My rats don't seem to care for it. Still working with them since they weren't trained before. Hopefully they will change. I think it is good but as I stated, my rats are still being trained.
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By emmanicole98 on Oct 20, 2018
The pee gets absorbed very well, however it turns into this insane clay mush that is impossible to scoop out and even wipe out
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By Jessi on Sep 11, 2018
Unfortunately , I have not seen them use it. It is why I gave it two stars. If it works for you, then that's great! But I will keep using it , will see if they actually will pee on it.
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By CHINMOM on Oct 24, 2018
The litter is nice looking, and a good size, but my chinchilla trys to eat the litter and I have to stop her.
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By Debora on Jun 15, 2018
Seems like a good concept, but I can't tell that it really works for my bunnies. It's supposed to be a training tool to help with litter box training small animals, but I really can't see that it helps much at all. I've bought a few bags, but in my opinion it's not worth the price for such a small bag. It doesn't absorb very well and is messy to clean up. It's worth a try I guess. May work ok for the smaller animals (hamsters, guinea pigs, ferrets, etc.).
