A soft, reclaimed pulp bedding that is safe for a variety of pets.
This paper-based bedding uses recycled paper materials to ensure that your pet's home is cozy and safe. Far more absorbent than shavings and splinter-free to protect animals. This bedding does a decent job of suppressing odors.
A few customers reported wood chips mixed into the bedding.
An affordable bedding option with minimal dust.
This bedding expands up to 3-times its size for soft and fluffy bedding that works well for smaller pets. For the volume of bedding you get, this is one of the best values available.
Quality is inconsistent, ranging from fluffy white bedding to shredded paper-like strips.
This paper bedding is a great value for the volume you get.
Though it doesn't block odors, this is a soft and absorbent paper bedding that comes in a generous volume. Customers love that they don't need to change bedding every single week. A good alternative to more expensive brands.
The bedding does not expand to the volume promised.
Made from 100% recycled paper for a soft bedding that pets will love.
This is a straightforward, fluffy bedding that is chemical-free and unbleached to keep your pets safe. Light in weight and moderately absorbent. For the price, a large volume of bedding is included.
Not entirely dust-free, though it is less dusty than most of the competition.
The best option for dogs and horses.
This cedar bedding expands significantly and has a classic cedar scent that masks odors well. The cedar does a good job of deterring ticks, fleas, and flies while offering comfortable bedding for your animals.
As far as cedar chips go, this is on the more expensive end.
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Finding the right bedding for your pet is crucial not only to their comfort, but also to keep their home clean, dry, and odor-free. Different sizes and types of animals will need different types of bedding. For horses or dogs, wood chips (often aspen or cedar) are the best choice. Wood chips can give smaller animals splinters, however, so paper-based products tend to work best. To reduce frequent changing, bedding should be fairly absorbent and should mask odors well. Carefully check the ingredients in bedding to ensure that the product you select is safe for your pet. Always look for bedding with minimal dust to keep your pet safe and happy.
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