Fresh News Recycled Paper Small Animal Litter — 10 L Bag

Reviews

1. J Jeffrey Troy Breeden 5/5

   Affordable, clean option for rabbit owners

   I've used these for years with my rabbits. They apply easily, clean up without fuss, and generally keep odor manageable. Bags contain ample pellets, which is helpful because rabbits produce a lot of droppings. Overall a reliable, economical choice for my bunnies.

2. J June Sam 4/5

   Less tracking and lighter to handle

   This worked well for my older cat — less tracking around the house and decent odor control. The pellets are lightweight compared with clay, so bags are easier to bring inside. Note: larger pellets can be awkward for an elderly cat to move and cover waste.

3. I isaiah 5/5

   Soft, low-dust and eco-conscious bedding

   I switched to these paper pellets and was pleased. The pellets feel gentle underfoot and I noticed much less airborne dust than with my previous bedding. Odor control is noticeably better — moisture is absorbed and the cage stays fresher. The 10 L bag is easy to manage and store. Environmentally conscious packaging and compostability are a big plus.

4. L LL Dude 5/5

   Older cat adapted, kitten was reluctant

   After a vet recommended pellet litter, the older cat eventually used it once I mixed in a clump from the old pan. The younger cat initially refused pellet boxes and chose the play papers instead, causing a big cleanup. The pellets themselves performed well for the adult cat once introduced.

5. C Customer Review 5/5

   Absorbent, gentle and easy to clean

   The pellets are very absorbent and kept my ferret’s box fresh longer than I expected. I appreciate that it’s recycled paper — it’s soft on feet and cleanup is simple. No noticeable dust, which is great for indoor use.

6. J Julie G 3/5

   Excellent at blocking odors but watch for contaminants

   Odor control is strong and I could go longer between full changes compared to pine. The product is mostly paper, but I found metal shards and some plastic in a bag. I now use it layered over another material so paws don't sit directly on the pellets. Useful but inspect each bag.

7. S Songyang 5/5

   Two practical methods for rabbit toilets

   I settled on two approaches: either fill the litter pan completely and replace daily, or put a training pad in the bottom and a small amount of pellets on top, then toss the pad the next day. My rabbit won’t use the box if I only scoop used parts, so the training-pad method works best under a wire grate.

8. K kappadonius 2/5

   Not much odor difference, local stores cheaper

   I don't notice a big smell difference between this cellulose litter and hemp or other pellets. It was sold for much more here than at my nearby shop, so I’ll probably buy locally next time instead of from online sources.

9. K Katy 5/5

   Great for ferrets — minimal cling and odor control

   I use this for my ferrets and recommend it. It doesn't cling to fur, so there’s less tracking, absorbs well, and controls smells better than some scented options. I’ve seen flecks of colored paper but no plastic. A little goes a long way and it reduced how often I tend the litter box.

10. A antone 5/5

    Five Stars

    Arrived quickly and worked as expected.

11. A AstroMelissa 5/5

    Tried several litters before finding this helped

    I experimented with CareFRESH, wood pellets and other brands; some absorbed poorly, others were refused by my bunny. This paper pellet option worked better than the earlier choices for acceptance and absorbency, though I still found I had to change frequently to avoid lingering smells.