Fed up with smelly pet litter?
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SmartBedz is a high quality pet bedding and pet litter/ substrate suitable for a wide range of animals including CATS, KITTENS, CHICKENS, RABBITS, FERRETS, RATS, HAMSTERS, GUINEA PIGS, SNAKES, TORTOISES AND DOGS.
Whether you require a cost effective cat litter that is natural, biodegradable, environmentally friendly and organic, or are looking for bedding for your rabbit, guinea pig, rat or ferret Smartbedz offers a versatile solution that can be used for all of your pets.
SMARTBEDZ PET BEDDING:
- IS ECONOMICAL TO USE
- PROVIDES AMAZING ODOUR CONTROL
- IS ULTRA ABSORBENT
- LONG LASTING
- AND VIRTUALLY DUST FREE
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SmartBedz Universal Bedding and Litter is a revolutionary straw pellet, which is 100% eco-friendly and bio-degradable and suitable for both cats and kittens. SmartBedz absorbs moisture and odours fast and effectively, is easy to store and use, and significantly reduces the time spent cleaning out compared to traditional products. More...
SmartBedz makes excellent chicken litter and can also be used for other types of fowl. The super absorbent qualities of SmartBedz virtually eliminate the smell of ammonia, and the litter will last substantially longer than other chicken litter products such as wood shavings and straw. Cleaning is easier due to the lack of caking and the fact that it can be easily shovelled. The pellets are also suitable for chicks and when used in the nesting boxes will produce much cleaner eggs. More...
Rabbit litter has a few special requirements over and above the needs of other types of animal. Firstly, rabbits spend nearly all their time sitting or lying on their bedding, so all parts of pet rabbit bedding, including the litter, needs to have very low dust to avoid causing eye and nose irritations. Secondly, rabbits have a tendency to nibble on any and all materials within the hutch, so rabbit litter needs to be non-toxic and non-damaging to the digestive system. Thirdly, since rabbits are fairly large animals that rarely spend time out of their hutch, any bedding and/or litter needs to be super-absorbent to deal with the quantity of moisture produced. More...
Choosing the right litter and bedding for ferrets is very important to your ferret?s health. In particular, litter for ferrets needs to be dust free, to avoid respiratory problems - this is especially important for kits who like to burrow and dig amongst their litter. Litter for ferrets also needs to be non clumping, to avoid causing congestion and expansion in orifices which can be uncomfortable or even dangerous. Using SmartBedz as your litter for ferrets avoids both hazards as it is virtually dust free and non clumping. More...
Hamster Litter / Bedding for Hamsters
Hamster litter needs to be particularly low in dust to ensure that nose and eye irritations do not develop. It also needs to be non clumping for the same reason. Although hamsters are clean animals by nature, they do need to be trained to use a toilet area, and they do spend nearly all their time in their cages. They therefore need a litter which can be safely used in all areas of their cage, as well as the designated toilet area. More...
Guinea Pig Bedding | Guinea Pig Litter
Guinea big bedding is important to get right for the comfort and health of both your guinea pig and you (especially if your guinea pig lives indoors with you, which many do). This is because guinea pig bedding serves not simply as a comfortable material in which to sleep, but oftentimes ends up as a litter base also, subject to soiling in all areas of the cage. More...
The use of indoor dog litter is becoming increasingly common for a variety of reasons. And SmartBedz provides an ideal solution for dog owners looking for a cost effective indoor dog litter which is natural and easy to clean. More...
Bedding for Mice | Mouse Litter
Bedding for mice has similar requirements to that for other small pets such as guinea pigs. In particular, bedding for mice needs to also include an element of mouse litter, since mice cannot be relied upon to reliably use just one area of their cage for toileting. It is therefore ideal to use an absorbent mouse litter as a base layer for the bedding, and then provide some type of soft nesting material on top. More...
There are many varieties of rat bedding available, either commercially or home made from materials you may already have around the house. But what makes the best bedding for rats? And is using litter for rats a good idea? Rats have particular bedding and litter needs arising out of their natural behaviours. More...
The requirements for bird litter vary widely for different species of birds depending on their natural diet and type of droppings produced. Sleeping and nesting habits also varies by species with some requiring bird bedding in a nest or nesting box and others requiring only perches. So it is important to get advice regarding your particular species to make sure your choice of bird bedding or bird litter is safe and appropriate. More...
The most important thing to know about substrate / bedding for tortoises is that there is no single type of substrate which will be suitable for all types of tortoise. This is because there are many different species of tortoise which will be adapted to different types of natural substrate. The perfect substrate for a desert dwelling species could be extremely harmful to a rain forest species, and vice versa. More...
There is no single ideal substrate or bedding for snakes as different snake species are adapted to different types of climate and ground conditions. When you are selecting a substrate or bedding for snakes you need to find out as much as you can about the particular species you own, taking specialist advice if necessary. The main thing is to find out as much as you can about their natural habitat, and then try to provide an environment which is similar. More...
The ideal bedding for chinchillas consists of a litter element and a nesting element. Although this may seem similar to bedding for rabbits, hamsters, gerbils and so on, the choice of chinchilla bedding depends largely on the design of your chinchilla?s cage and your preferences for cleaning. The majority of chinchilla cages have a mesh floor with a pull out litter tray below to catch droppings and urine - but in fact this is not absolutely necessary. More...
The requirements for gerbil bedding are very similar to that of other small rodents such as hamsters, mice and rabbits. Gerbil bedding needs to keep gerbils dry and clean and provide them with the opportunity to express natural behaviours such as nesting, foraging and burrowing. More...
