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Oh I know I can compost the poo I meant I can't compost the sand. I rather just keep the sand in one place (adults' sand bath) to avoid wasting sand that can't be composted. I don't even have enough sand atm either. Sorry my brain is fried from school I can't explain it well. But I can't knock...

I see. I'm just trying to find a method to reduce smell more than mess. I try and throw in a bit of shavings to freshen up the floor as well as change up the consistency every now and then before weekly cleaning bc they tend to just poop a flat layer very quickly. Thankfully, this isn't...

I figured since it's kind of a unique situation. That's what I'm worried about is them being young they'll eat the dust or pellets. I've also read that by this age, they'll be smart enough to know what's food and what's not. I guess you wouldn't really know unless you try it out which I cant...

Do people solve that sawdust issue by scooping it everyday or something? I have construction sand but I can't compost it if used as bedding. I use it for the adults' sandbath).

It happens, I do that too. Thank you for replying! I didn't think of the possibility of perfume. The product page claims "No Chemicals or Additives." If they lied, couldn't they be sued for it? https://www.onlynaturalpet.com/products/feline-fresh-instant-odor-control-pine-natural-pine-cat-litter

Forgot to mention that I'm up to my neck in studying for school so I wanted to avoid spending time travelling to and back from Tractor Supply which is pretty far. The Feline Fresh Pellet is what I have available with me at home.

Today I'm going to change the bedding in the brooder and clean it but I was wondering if it was safe to use Feline Fresh Pellet and mix it with pine shavings? It claims that it's "100% pure, southern yellow pine pellets." I've read on here that some users have mixed it with their chicken chicks'...