Kaytee Critter Litter Premium Potty Training Small Animal Litter
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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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Litter & Bedding TypeClay
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Litter FeatureOdor Control
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Small Pet TypeRabbit, 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.
Customer Reviews
77% Recommend
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Worst Litter Turns to Mud
By VKStr on Sep 6, 2021
This litter is awful. I clean my ferret cage every other day, and in that small amount of time, this litter turned into mud and was harder and more time consuming to clean up, than if I’d used nothing.
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Not great for rabbits
By ShadowMom on Aug 5, 2021
Was hopeful this wouod be less mess but I'm afraid not. Rabbit pee basically turns this into "pee mud" that smells to high heaven. Cannot scoop bunny poo because it is close to the same size.
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BUSTED BAGS
By Kaykay on Jul 25, 2021
I ordered 6 bags of litter, 2 came busted in the box. I’ve had this problem multiple times, it’s ridiculous! So I basically paid for 6 but got 4. I wouldn’t recommend.
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Not a good litter.
By Lexi on Jun 14, 2021
I used this for my ferret and it doesn't absorb or anything. It just goes all the way to the bottom of the litter box. Its not the best litter choice.
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Litter for habitat
By Scoop on Apr 25, 2021
Very clean, efficient and appears safe to be used in the habitat for rabbits and guinea pig. They enjoy it and I enjoy it . It is not messy and easy to clean up and it preforms it purpose well. Great price and quick delivery.
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Helped with litter training
By TarraLaray on Apr 26, 2021
I have a large litter pan for my bunny, so it doesn't last but a few days with the way I clean it. Not the best at smell control. But it still is a good product. Helped my bunny use his litter pan.
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Messy and stinky
By Oreo on Feb 21, 2021
These pellets clump together when wet and it is a nasty mess to clean. They also prove no odor control. I will not be purchasing these again for my rabbit. I think I will just stick to the cat litter.
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Good for Bunnies
By Debi on Jan 14, 2021
I use some plastic liners (2) with a thin layer of this and sometimes a little shredded paper for the potty. Bunny loved and used it all the time....and then stopped but vet says will change when she gets "fixed". Less spraying afterward, we are hoping. It is a bit messy. Use lots of cage cleaner and paper towels then all is fine! :-)
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Litter with paper bedding
By AmyLynn on Dec 11, 2020
while this is not absorbent so you will have to use a paper bedding or a blanket that is semi-frequently (once a week, more or less) switched out. This does keep bunny poop on top so you can quickly scoop out the poop and not have to use as much paper bedding as when it is wet is when you throw it out rather than constantly throwing out mostly good bedding.
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stains and liquid makes it goopy
By Sami on Nov 17, 2020
I came into this litter with high hopes, as it was recommended to me. However, it was very goopy when wet. I don’t even know how to explain it. Left horrible stains on the bin. It was more dusty than expected as well. For 8lbs a bag, it really doesn’t fill the bin or last long either. Just get paper litter as it’s safer and doesn’t turn into some clay mush.
