Due to respiratory problems, we recommend never
using cedar shavings.
Not exact matches
Do not
use cedar or pine
shavings, they contain aromatic oils that cause irritation to the eyes, mucous membranes and respiratory tract.
Do not
use cedar or nonkiln - dried pine
shavings, cat litter or any bedding containing chloroform.
Do not
use cedar or pine
shavings as bedding.
Shredded paper towels, pelleted paper products, oat hulls, wheat grass and wood
shavings (other than pine or
cedar) are the best bedding materials to
use.
You can
use hardwood
shavings (not
cedar or pine) but keep in mind that softwood
shavings are not suitable due to possible toxicity.
If you
use wood
shavings they must be dust - free and you should avoid
cedar shavings as they can cause health problems.
If you
use wood
shavings, avoid
cedar and pine.
When choosing bedding or a litter substrate, it is important to not
use wood
shavings (such as pine or
cedar) or cat litter.
Don't
use pine or
cedar shavings!
Do not
use pine or
cedar shavings as they can cause liver damage.
Do not
use clumping kitty litter or
cedar based
shavings.
Note: When choosing a litter or bedding for your rabbit, you should not
use clay - based litter or
cedar shavings because they are detrimental to rabbits» respiratory systems.
Pine and
cedar wood
shavings can cause respiratory infections so should not be
used as floor covering, although pine can be safer if it is kiln dried.
Essential supplies for all indoor rabbit habitats include: a litter box with organic litter (do not
use softwood
shavings such as pine or
cedar), water bottle or bowl, feed bowl, hay, and toys.
Use wood
shavings but avoid
cedar.
DO NOT
use wood
shavings or litter like pine or
cedar as they also can cause health issues.
Stay away from litters made from softwoods, like pine or
cedar shavings or chips, as these products are thought to cause liver damage in rabbits who
use them.
Other caretakers prefer
using a large soft dog bed (don't
use one filled with
cedar shavings) and carry bunny and bed room - to - room.
Pine and
cedar shavings are not to be
used because they give off chemicals which cause changes in the liver when inhaled.
First I built a
shaving horse and
using a drawknife, I had to peel all of the bark from the
cedar.