Bio-degradable Wood Pellet Pet Litter Bedding for Pets/Cat/Rabbit/Hamster Non Toxic High Absorbent

Highly absorbent: Wood pellets can absorb large amounts of moisture, keeping the litter box or bedding area dry.

Odor control: Helps neutralize odors, especially compared to traditional clay or paper-based bedding.

Dust-free: Produces very little dust, which is beneficial for pets with respiratory issues.

Biodegradable: Can be composted or disposed of in an environmentally friendly way.

Cost-effective: Wood pellets are often more affordable and last longer compared to other types of pet bedding.

Low tracking: Pellets are heavier and less likely to stick to a pet's fur or paws, reducing litter tracking.

Sustainable option: Many wood pellets come from recycled wood or by-products, contributing to sustainability efforts.

Step 1: Gradual Transition

Day 1-3: Begin by mixing a small amount of wood pellets with your pet’s current bedding. Use about 25% wood pellets and 75% of the old bedding.

Day 4-6: Gradually increase the amount of wood pellets to a 50-50 ratio with the old bedding.

Day 7-9: Transition to 75% wood pellets and 25% old bedding.

Day 10 onward: Fully switch to 100% wood pellets.

Step 2: Observe Pet's Reaction

Keep an eye on your pet to see how they react to the new texture and material. Some pets may adapt quickly, while others might need more time.

If your pet seems hesitant, slow down the transition or sprinkle a thin layer of the old bedding on top of the pellets until they are more comfortable.

Step 3: Provide Comfort and Encouragement

Make sure your pet’s space remains clean and comfortable. Change any soiled areas as needed.

Provide positive reinforcement like treats or extra attention when they use the new bedding.

Consider placing a few of your pet’s favorite toys or items in the bedding area to create a more familiar and inviting environment.

Step 4: Monitor Litter or Bedding Area

Keep the area clean by regularly scooping out soiled pellets and replacing them with fresh ones.

For small animals like rabbits or guinea pigs, use a sifting method with a litter box that separates solid waste from clean pellets.

Step 5: Adjust Bedding Thickness

Once your pet is comfortable with the new bedding, experiment with the amount of wood pellets. You may need a thicker layer for more absorbency, depending on your pet’s habits and size.

Step 6: Introduce a Familiar Scent (Optional)