Oxbow Bene Terra Eco-Straw Pelleted Wheat Straw Small Animal Litter

It absorbs more than weruva cat litter that I typically bought for my rabbit. I like it because it’s cheaper in price and absorb more, but I don’t think he agree with me. He never dig out his litter but he did with this one. I’ve been telling him not to, let see how long does it take. If it keep going, I have to change again at the end of the day, it’s his litter box I just rent the house. He own the house and everything.

This is such a great product! I have tried a few different brands for my rabbit and by far this is the best one so far. I will definitely stick with this one especially after different bedding quickly soaked his fur with his urine causing his skin to be inflamed and badly infected. It took him a month to recover with his antibiotics and ointment. This product absorbs very good and helps him stay dry compare to other brands. It helps control and odor. I am so very glad I found this product!!!

Our cat’s been using this litter without any issues, but with the last shipment we noticed that it was a little shorter and thinner and a very dusty. Our cat doesn’t like small sized litter as it gets stuck in paws and bothers him to the point where he’s scared to step on it. Now he poops outside the box, and you can’t say it’s a behavioral issue because he tries to use it. He’s afraid to dig in there, the litter sticks in his paws and either hurts his feet or scares him so he runs out of the box. Now we have to switch back to pine which has larger pellets. That’s really upsetting because this litter really doesn’t have any scent. The reason that most people use pellets is their cat prefers Our cat’s been using this litter without any issues, but with the last shipment we noticed that it was a little shorter and thinner and a very dusty. Our cat doesn’t like small sized litter as it gets stuck in paws and bothers him to the point where he’s scared to step on it. Now he poops outside the box, and you can’t say it’s a behavioral issue because he tries to use it. He’s afraid to dig in there, the litter sticks in his paws and either hurts his feet or scares him so he runs out of the box. Now we have to switch back to pine which has larger pellets. That’s really upsetting because this litter really doesn’t have any scent. The reason that most people use pellets is their cat prefers a larger texture versus a fine grained texture. Our cat is a Maine Coon, he has big paws and he doesn’t like small grains stuck between his pads. If our cat liked a finer texture we’d use a wheat litter. Just feedback to the company if you’re making pellets make pellets. If you’re making something more fine grained make a fine grained litter. But, don’t change it, and don’t make it in between. With litter consistency is key. … more

I use this litter for my chinchilla. It works great so far. My chinchilla loves to eat bedding. This small animal letter is safe for her. Great odor control. One problem is that it will decompose into powder-like grass after absorbing the urine.

I tried a number of litters for my puppies. Pine shavings, newspaper pellets and these straw pellets. These are awesome. When they urinate in the litter box, these pellets absorb VERY well and end up easy to scoop up.

I cannot express how much I prefer the EcoStraw to any other litter. The confetti-looking litter is absolutely messy and dusty and this solves that issue. It is also 100% safe for my bunny to ingest just in case and would highly recommend to all rabbit owners.

I've tried a few rabbit litters and this is my favorite. One of my rabbits has been known to try to eat basically anything so having a litter that is safe if ingested is a MUST (and they have sampled this litter too). I can rest easy knowing that this litter is made of wheat and doesn't contain pine oils, bits of plastic, or any potentially hazardous added chemicals like clumping agents or fragrances. This does a good job of absorbing odor and soaks up pee pretty quickly. The pellets are (obviously) hard when you get them, so I recommend putting a layer of hay or a soft bedding-type product over top if your buns are prone to sore hocks.

I can't smell a thing until I start cleaning out the liter box. Otherwise my room just smells of hay which is fine by me. I think it is a bit pricey for the amount you get but in a pinch I would get it again.

I am desperately seeking a non-fragranced option for rabbit litter. I have a mid-size rex harlequin and Mocha goes through this too fast. As others have indicated, this turns into mush when "wet" and additionally, the litter box is coated with a strange "dust" when I'm dumping it. Because of the cost, I've been using a thin layer of these and using pine shavings on top of it. Seems to do the trick, but I'd prefer not to have to use pine shavings due to the extreme dust that's kicked up. But I could never afford to use this alone with my middle-sized bunny "goer." There was some truth to making the mascot to a certain battery the never-stopping rabbit. ;)

I bought these for my guinea pigs, but the pellets seem much too hard for their little feet. I mixed it with bedding to lessen the severity of them, which has worked out okay, but I don't think I will buy them again. I'm honestly not sure what animal would appreciate stepping on these. On the upside, they don't seem to have any dust.