Kaytee Critter Litter Small Animal Premium Potty Training Litter, 4 Pound

its very absorbant and easy to scoop from the litterbox

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We got this KT CRITTER LITTER 4LB bag and have been using it for the last week. My guineas haven't quite gotten the hang of it yet - I think in feels funny to their little feet since all they've ever walked on was hay, newspaper, or carpet. Both guineas have gone on it and if they keep this up I will buy this stuff by the case!! It advertises to be made from all natural non-toxic betonies - which means that it's made from plants of the mint family. Works for me!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have a new bunny that needed some encouragement to figure out the litter pan training process. This potty training litter was a perfect fit! She was totally drawn to follow her instinctual processes in using the litter pan and maintaining her standard sense of cleanliness. I'd highly recommend Kaytee Critter Litter for small animal potty training.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] this litter has its pros and cons. I fear my tiny friends will eat it. pros: low dust no fragrance cleans out good good for medium size critters cons: clumps up not for small critters you use a lot

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I tried this new bedding for my son's hamster cage. It definitely makes a difference and helps with the odor control. Even after a week the cage has still maintained its freshness. My hamster loves to snuggle down under the fluffy bedding and uses it to make a nest in her cage.

sad to see only half the beg is filled. if needed why not use a smaller bag so it doesnt look like ur being ripped off.sure dont feel like 4lb. bought a diffrent kind for a bigger size and cost about same. guess ill go back to the other kind

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Gave this a try but I don't think my baby boy understood the assignment well lol. He used it a couple times but I think that was more of a coincidence than from actual training as he still preferred to use the drop down grate in his large outside cage. Maybe with more litter we can train him over a more extended period of time? At least worth a try for everyone though.

Very Messy for ferrets they like to sling it everywhere.

This is Not what was originally ordered!

My rats didn't use as litter but they did try to eat it.