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    Re: Bunny Litter

    I use carefresh for my rabbit's litter but you can use various litters. Cat littere is not suggested. However they do tend to taste the litter to see if its edible so for this factor cat litter is harmful. Remove it immediately!

    For more info on rabbits go to ROF and Paw Talk

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    Re: Bunny Litter

    I thought you meant your bunnies had a litter of babies lol I feel dumb
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    Re: Bunny Litter

    Have you tried Swheat? Clumps like cat litter but is totally digestible. I've been using it for my pair of mice, and I like it...less odor and the urine is eaily removed.
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    Re: Bunny Litter

    I've never heard of Swheat but i know about the pellets and carefresh. Yeah we removed the cat litter right away. Thanks for the help.

    ...everyone needs a little R&R

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    Re: Bunny Litter

    Swheat should not be use with any animal bigger then a guinea pig cause the urine with cause swheat to become cement like. One of my friends used it with her guinea pig and she had to take it to the vet to get surgically removed a pile of cement-like swheat.

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    Re: Bunny Litter

    Surgically removed from where?

    The point of clumping litter is that it clumps....you scoop them out. Unless the guinea pig was sitting in wet clumps of litter long enough for them to dry to its body?
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    It had to be surgically remove from the feet. The stuff actually drys fast enough to create a cement like trap.

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