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- 01/10/2014 at 12:58 PM
  rayray
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  I’ve been trying out different litters for a while now. My main problems are absorbancy and odour. I bought Living World brand called Fresh ‘N Comfy. It’s made from recycled newpaper and also contains baking soda. This stuff is amazing!! Ziggy’s urine has a very musky odour as his is intact and I can’t smell a thing with this stuff. I even need to remind myself to change it as sometimes I forget. Anyways… I just wanted to share this as I personally had trouble finding an affordable litter that worked well for me.
- 01/10/2014 at 2:31 PM
  mia
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  Just make sure your bun doesn’t ingest the litter as baking soda is harmful. I also very much liked litter with a tiny bit of baking soda but I don’t use it all the time or mix with normal litter to alleviate possible issues. I like wood stove pellets when I can find them because the wood smell is helpful. I have a sensitive nose so I can still detect regardless though.
- 01/10/2014 at 3:16 PM
  rayray
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  Ziggy’s never eaten litter (so far I’ve tried aspen shavings, yesterday’s news and wood pellets). He won’t even eat the hay touching his litter. lol! Spoiled boy.
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