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So Phresh Odor Control Pine Pellet Bird Litter, 10 lbs.
Description
The SoPhresh Odor Control Pine Pellet Bird Litter brings the odor-fighting power found in trees to your bird's habitat so you can confidently control litter odor. It's low in dust and provides superior absorbency, making habitat maintenance a breeze. And because this litter is made with 100% compressed wood, it won't cake to the bottom. That means it's even easier to deep clean as needed.
- - Odor Control Pine Pellet Bird Litter from SoPhresh
- - Superior absorbency to control odors
- - Low in dust
- - Compressed wood won't cake to bottom of habitat
- - 100% lumberyard by-products
- - Free from artificial additives
Specifications
| SKU | 3123090 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | So Phresh |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Personalized Item flag | No |
|---|---|
| Size | Small |
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Smells Great
KJJA
Yes, I recommend this product.
Smells Great
KJJA
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Great odor control
Jesskins8811
No, I do not recommend this product.
Great odor control
Jesskins8811
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Great
LGCO
Yes, I recommend this product.
Great
LGCO
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Awesome litter!
Fefecat
Yes, I recommend this product.
Awesome litter!
Fefecat
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Do you have any suggestions for litter box or harness training. Also, can I use pine shavings for their bedding as it is not a red wood?
My 19 yr old cat with diagnosed kidney disease has started eating his clumping clay litter. Is pine clumping litter safe or would nonclumping pine be safer?
My cockatiels feces smell and I want to be able to treat the birds naturally if they have an infection
i have 3 ferrets who won't use their litter box and use the shelves instead. i saw an item that was a cleaning spray for bird cages to remove poop. do you think it would be ok and work on my ferret cage?
I just adopted 2 kittens & both are 6 weeks old. When they use their litter box, they tend to use their head to make a deep hole for their poop. They use their paws too but also use their head. I am using a pellet litter and am wondering if that may be too heavy or difficult for them to move. I was using regular litter at first but noticed one of the kittens was trying to eat it.
Can Guinea pigs use grreat choice pine wood shavings? I see carefresh made a mixture of paper and wood shavings. I'm low on funds this week and I had bought and aired out (for 4 days) grreat choice pine wood for my hamsters. But as I said I'm low on funds and was wondering if just this week I could use the pine wood? I don't want to harm my piggies in anyway.
Is this okay to use for my guinea pig? I'm used to the carefresh with the heart and the animals on the front in the picture, but the mostly blue green one I'm nervous about. I don't want Cosmo getting any reactions. Are they the same brand but different packaging?
I have a 22 year old Timneh African Grey parrot. I have used Harrison's pellets medium size in the past. It has been discontinued. My parrot won't eat the fine size and drops the large size into water. I need suggestions of what else to use.
How old do kittens need to be before they start using silica litter?
I got a new box system for my cat, and it has pellets instead of cat litter but now my cat won’t use the box, any ideas on how I can get him to use it?
I’ve been trying different healthier food brands for my sun Conure. He’s currently on Sunburst Conure Blend and I think it’s making his “breath” smell terrible. He’s acting and pooping normal. But could it be an infection? His beak and nostrils show no signs of discharge or discoloration
Hello, what types of pine are safe for rabbits to chew? I live in Mississippi & the MFC lists Loblolly, Longleaf, & Slash pines growing here. Can I simply get a pine branch from my yard & give it to my rabbit, or do I need to heat treat it somehow? Some online sources say pine is okay for rabbits while others list Ponderosa pines as being toxic to rabbits. And would the pine needles be okay to use as rabbit bedding? Thank you for your help.