Living World Pine Shavings Small Animal Bedding

The pine shavings are smaller than another brand I've used and seem easier to keep in the cage. Works fine for bedding and litter.

I love this! It is very absorbent and turn dark when wet. I use this in my two bunnies litter box and the tray underneath the cage and it makes cleanup so much easier and it reduces any smells.

very nice, clean shavings and fragrant of the wood

I literally love this bedding!! I actually mix it in with our favorite Carefresh bedding for the perfect mixture, it keeps it more fluffy instead of the Carefresh getting all packed down. It's super absorbent and darkens in color when wet to make spot cleaning super easy. I love the smell too! The piggies love the softness and popcorn everytime I put in a new batch. Every once in awhile I will find a big chunk of wood but I just toss it out.

I bought this item to test it out and I have to say that I am glad that I did. I use it to pad my bunny’s litter box. It helps to mask odours. It is not a bag of dust but real shavings chips. This makes cleanup a breeze. I liked it so much that I bought another. I recommend this product

Loving the wood chips in our home! Warm, fun to tunnel and make piles.

Found some big chunks of wood pieces in the bedding, not ideal

Kiln-Dried Pine is just about the best option for use with rats. The kiln-drying process removes the harmful phenols in the wood, making it completely safe. Nearly all pine shavings sold for use with animals is kiln-dried. It's very inexpensive and readily available. This is also a light weight bedding, which allows rats to practice natural behaviors such as digging, burrowing and nesting. It is also effective at neutralizing ammonia. When wet, the thin shavings dry quickly, keeping your rats dryer. Solid waste tends to fall below the top level of the bedding, so that rats are in less direct contact with their waste. The only issue I've noticed with this bedding is some brands can be a bit dusty Kiln-Dried Pine is just about the best option for use with rats. The kiln-drying process removes the harmful phenols in the wood, making it completely safe. Nearly all pine shavings sold for use with animals is kiln-dried. It's very inexpensive and readily available. This is also a light weight bedding, which allows rats to practice natural behaviors such as digging, burrowing and nesting. It is also effective at neutralizing ammonia. When wet, the thin shavings dry quickly, keeping your rats dryer. Solid waste tends to fall below the top level of the bedding, so that rats are in less direct contact with their waste. The only issue I've noticed with this bedding is some brands can be a bit dusty. This bedding is what I use for my own rats. … more

I have recently started purchasing these shavings for a chinchilla habitat. For whatever reason the chinchilla does not push these out of her crate. Previously, I purchased Aspen shavings, I think as many shavings were pushed outside the crate as were in the crate. I am sticking with the Pine Shavings as the chin seems to like them, and my clean up is much less.

There was a lot of pieces of wood, I was putting the bedding on the cage and I kept getting poked by the wood pieces. I’m probably going to change the bedding once I ran out of it. It’s also not as soft as I would’ve hoped, without the pieces of wood it would be way better but for now it’s not the worst.