Verified Reviews for Hamster & Gerbil Bedding

I thought I'd better buy bedding with the omelet qute cage I looked on other pet store websites and it was really expensive . As I was looking up forums it said you should not use pine or ceader wood clippings as this is bad for your hamsters . But I found out in the uk the extract all the badness out of the wood So it is not harmful to your hamster but anywhere else in the way rod the don't .

The texture of this is firm and crumbly. Seems a substantial form of bedding and does not fly away like some others. I am deep littering it with some chopped cardboard bedding at the moment and both seem to be performing well

We are very happy with this bedding, both me and my hamster. Soft, looks great in viviarium and absorbs moisture as promised.

Been looking for something other than straw for my ducks came across this on omlet and thought I would give it ago and glad I did best thing I've found up to now . very easy to use lasts a lot longer so we use less makes it cheaper for use

All arrived well packed and as promised.

Less dusty, more economic and just as absorbent as the paper based litter I was previously using for my pets. I use this for my house rabbits litter trays, and for my rat, gerbil and degu cages, all problem free.

This really is the best bedding for the coop, it soaks up poo like magic and is sweet smelling, I love it and I'm sure the girls love it too!!

Great product keeps the coop nice and dry and it's great value. Wouldn't use any other product than Aubiose bedding

As far as i am concerned Aubiose Bedding is the best thing since sliced bread. I started using strew for my ex battery hens but found it got damp so quickly, and i was for ever changing their run, in the winter months every day Someone mentioned they used Aubiose, and how wonderful it is,so i thought i would give it a try. All i can say is its amazing! stays dry and fresh for ages. In the winter i just rack it over every evening, and add a top layer every couple of weeks. Brilliant! 4 very happy girls.

My daughter in law uses this for her horse, but suggested I try it in my chicken house as a lot of her friends use it with their poultry. Wow what a difference it's made, so much easier to use than sawdust/shavings, less mess and I use a fraction of the amount, so although the initial layout is more it will be much cheaper in the long run, and can go straight on the compost heap. One bale will last months. My only problem is the delivery charge to the Scottish Highlands, so I will have to try and source it locally (Sorry Omelet !!)