i have four guinea pigs, and this was the first bedding that i used with them. they liked it and i liked it, but as a high school student at the time i really couldn't afford to keep a healthy environment for them with this brand of bedding.

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I loved it but being white you saw ALL the stains to clearly was kind of nasty to look at.

It cost alot when you are trying to buy for 8 rabbits.

Pros: Very absorbant

Cons: white shows urine to much expensive

I like this stuff a lot for animals that either have sensitive skin or are recovering from surgery. The litter doesn't irritate sutures at all and it's very absorbant.

Pros: It's very soft

Cons: It's a little pricier than other carefresh products

I like this but I think the regular is lots better. The main difference between this and the regular kind is the sofness but it doesn't seem like my bunnies care either way. I actually feel like the regular carefresh lasts longer and is mroe absorbent but everyone seems to disagree.

It's worth a try if you're looking for a higher quality bedding for your small pet but I will stick to the regular one, especially since this one is a tiny bit more expensive.

Pros: soft and less dusty

Cons: I think regular is better

I use this for all of my small animals because it isn't harmful to their respritory tract like the wood chips or pine bedding are. This is easy to clean and does not leave tons of dust behind and it is also soft so the animals love it! Well worth the little extra it costs for your pets health!

Pros: Not harmful to pets, No dust, Natural

Cons: Doesn't block odors as well as chips