Kaytee Clean & Cozy White Paper Bedding, Made for Small Animals, 49.2 Liters

Out of all the rodent beddings, this should be your go-to for rodents who have short hair and love to dig. I wanted a gerbil at a pet store and I saw this old gerbil that was stuck in a small cage. I took him home and took care of him. He started to trust me and play with us. Later, when I was playing with him, he unfortunately had a stroke or seizure and died. After I while, I got 2 new gerbil and this is the best bedding I can find. It absorbs 3x and is very fluffy. My gerbils love it. I would recommend using this type of bedding! I started out with a fish tank for my first gerbil than got a new cage. 9.5/10 bedding very good.

This is my go to bedding for my hairless guinea pig. It’s soft against his skin and highly absorbent. It has no odor, which is important to me because I am scent sensitive, but also for the health of my piggy. Price-wise, I have found this to be a good value compared to other options.

These bags of bedding are great, and so versatile.I tend to buy and split them between a couple people in my family since they work so well. They work good with our birds, mice, and rats.The white color makes it a lot easier to see how dirty the bedding is compared to the brown variety we were getting before. Especially for the younger pet owners who have a hard time telling the difference.It's really all around so much better, and cheaper to buy with it being in semi-bulk. The color alone makes it worth it.

Worked great for the hamster cage, good absorption and goes pretty far. There is no dust and it is easy to change out and clean.

I haven’t personally slept in this stuff (yet), but I haven’t heard a single complaint from my daughter’s hamster either. And let’s be honest—he seems like the type who would file a formal grievance if he were unhappy. Not only is he comfy, but we’re not constantly getting ambushed by eau de rodent every time we walk by his habitat. Win-win.What I Like:• It seriously keeps the smell in check—no more accidental whiffs of doom.• Soft enough for tiny paws and high-maintenance furballs.• Fluffs up like magic and goes a long way, especially in a smaller cage.• No perfume-y nonsense to irritate the nose (mine or his).What I Don’t Like:• I don’t know… that I can’t use it as an emergency pillow stuffing?My Final ThoughtsIf you’re shopping for bedding and you like your nose, this is the stuff. Our hamster seems pleased, and the house no longer smells like a forgotten petting zoo corner. 10/10 would buy again (and again, and again, because he’s cute but messy).

This bedding is soft and absorbent, and my hamster seems comfortable using it. It expands well and lasts a good amount of time. However, it’s quite dusty, which can be a problem for pets with sensitive respiratory systems. I also noticed that the texture isn’t always consistent—sometimes it’s fluffy, other times it’s a bit clumpy. It’s not bad overall, but I expected a little more for the price

As someone who's just started raising a hamster again after half a decade of my last one (RIP Yogi, you old fart), I was nervous about buying this bedding as reviews lately have been hit or miss, but hamster owners with experience still recommended this bedding highly so I took the gamble to try to buy it on a good day and got two 50 liter bags (Technically 49.2 but ya know, semantics), since this time I want to give my hamster the best I can get.It came out great, the packaging was secure, the bedding was soft and fluffy after fluffing it up out of the bag, and thankfully no big dust issues have arisen, which is extra great because I am very allergic to dust. I've only sneezed once while setting my new hamster's (I got him almost a week ago as of writing this) cage up but I expected that given the type of bedding this is and it was only when I was trying to unpack it from the bag.My dwarf hamster has been burrowing under it (a good 6 inches of it) constantly and even has a frequent one he goes to in his cage's corner because it holds them better than Carefresh since that brand is denser than this one. Not only that, it doesn't smell, I've not had any odor come out of my new hamster's cage. Maybe it's too soon to tell, but I think it's still a good sign, I doubt it'll be hard to spot clean since hamsters don't make big messes.The only "problem" I have with it is because it is a really expanding fluffy bedding, it is deceiving when you try to fill a 6 inch pan to the near top with it, since the hamster walking around it will flatten it over time due to its lack of density. I recommend adding a different substrate to it to help lessen that, Aspen is great. That's not much of an issue but rather just a fault of what the product is made out of material-wise but it's not too big a deal to be a detriment.Despite the gamble that is seen in the reviews, this bedding is still recommended for hamsters and for good reason. It's soft, fluffy, safe for them to burrow in since it's just paper, great for burrows at that, and although the dustiness has been stated to have risen over the products lifespan, it's also been stated to be not as dusty as Carefresh would be which is why I chose this brand over that one. Lesser of the two evils in that regard, but I say get this for your hamsters nonetheless because the pros outweigh the cons when you get a good bag.