Litter

I use woodshavings in Archie and Molly's litter tray but I know it's not very good, and I'd like to get something different. Are any of these ok?
http://www.vetuk.co.uk/rabbit-supplies-rabbit-accessories-c-649_120/yesterdays-news-rabbit-litter-4-54kg-p-2802

http://petplanet.co.uk/product.asp?dept_id=3357&pf_id=57670&source=webgains&siteid=73669

iam using pets@home own litter,it works for me,ive heard very good things about megazorb which iam considering to change to

I'm swapping over from wood pellets to megazorb for Shadow's loo, it seems to be popular amongst the other hoppers
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megazorb is the way forward......soooo cheap and does the trick really well.

I used to spend a fortune on a different one but wouldnt go back now!

You can get it from The Hay Experts.

We have just changed over from wood based cat litter to Megazorb as with 22 of our own bunnies and boarders it's just to expensive so we now buy big bags of Megazorb and it seems to last a lot longer and we now prefer it and it works out a lot cheaper for us.

AprilGirl wrote:I'm swapping over from wood pellets to megazorb for Shadow's loo, it seems to be popular amongst the other hoppers
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Shadow had megazorb in his litter tray here and he had no problem with it, he is absolutely spotless everything he did in his litter tray Bless him

Megazorb! Really cheap, lasts ages...I found other litters just cost too much too and they didn't last long either. Once I got some which was around 6 pounds a bag and it only lasted a week! Ridiculous

Tuckerbunnies wrote:We have just changed over from wood based cat litter to Megazorb as with 22 of our own bunnies and boarders it's just to expensive so we now buy big bags of Megazorb and it seems to last a lot longer and we now prefer it and it works out a lot cheaper for us.

Maysie ive always used bio-catolet but where are you getting your megazorb from?

Another plus ... when using megazorb in a house bunnies litter tray the mess is minimal (unless your bun likes to dig in their tray of course). There's very little spilled from Loll's tray, just the odd bit when he hops out!

Horse feed suppliers and country stores often sell megazorb. Look up your local ones and give them a ring and ask.

Josie wrote:

Tuckerbunnies wrote:We have just changed over from wood based cat litter to Megazorb as with 22 of our own bunnies and boarders it's just to expensive so we now buy big bags of Megazorb and it seems to last a lot longer and we now prefer it and it works out a lot cheaper for us.

Maysie ive always used bio-catolet but where are you getting your megazorb from?

We get our Megazorb from a place called 'Millbry Hill' in Easby, Richmond. It's £7.49p for a big bag. If you ever want some just let me know before you come over and I will get you a bag if you want

http://www.millbryhill.co.uk/equestrian-530/horse-bedding-592/megazorb-horse-bedding-807.htm?original_query=megazorb