Fresh News Recycled Paper Small Animal Litter Bedding, 10 Liters

All good as expected

been using this for 3 or 4 days now for my 5 week old bunny and it's been going well. trying to litter train her and so far her pee and poop doesn't smell. the bedding itself doesn't have any kind of chemical or unusual odor. it just smells like paper. worth the price.

I recently switched to the Fresh News recycled-paper bedding for my little pet’s habitat and I’m very impressed. The soft paper pellets feel gentle underfoot and the low-dust nature is a major plus (I noticed less airborne dust compared to previous bedding). Highlights: The odor-control is noticeably better: the bedding absorbs moisture well and helps keep the cage smelling fresh. Maddie's Pet Products It’s environmentally friendly, which matters to me: recycled material, biodegradable when composted. Skilos, A Family Pet Store Very comfortable for my small animal (hamster/guinea pig, etc): soft so I feel good about them digging/sleeping in it. The 10 L size was a good fit for my setup — easy to handle, store, and change out. If you’re looking for a high-quality bedding option that’s comfy for your pet, friendly for your home (in terms of dust & odor), and better for the environment, I highly recommend this one.

The product itself it great. I use this exclusively for all my rabbits and have for years. It absorbs urine well and they're not tempted to eat it unless they're having some digestive troubles and even then they're okay to nibble a couple pieces. The biggest problem is that it's about half the price from a regular pet store. I had this on subscription to autoship every 2 weeks for my 3 rabbits, and the price just kept creeping up and up and up until I had to concede that the convenience of next day delivery was not worth double the price. It dropped back down to regular price a couple months ago and then it's just crept up to where it is again. Nonsense. When you factor in the profit margin the brick and mortar pet stores are making on this product (probably high its literally just paper) and then you factor in Amazon's 2x price... it ends up being what? 75-100%+ profit margin? Predatory. Predatory and obscene.

I’ve used several types of small animal litter over the years, and Fresh News has become my go-to. The recycled paper pellets are super absorbent and do a surprisingly good job at controlling odors—even after a couple of days in the litter tray. It’s also dust-free, which makes it safer and more comfortable for sensitive pets like rabbits or guinea pigs. What I appreciate most is that it’s made from 100% post-consumer recycled paper, so it’s an environmentally responsible choice without sacrificing performance. It’s lightweight, easy to scoop, and doesn’t track all over the place like finer litters. It’s a little pricier than traditional wood shavings, but the benefits in cleanliness and smell control make up for it. Overall, highly recommended if you want something that’s pet-safe, low mess, and eco-conscious.