Porta Pellis Straw Pellets

Absorption is good, but urine odor is present. 60 liters of palettes for three guinea pigs lasted three months. I am going to test another product

I have 3 ferrets in a large walk in enclosure and this litter is amazing and perfect, I have a large hutch in the enclosure for shelter and sleeping quarters and I line everything with this portar pellis straw litter. I prefer it over the wooden cat litter as it is so much more better for asorbtion and lasts much longer. Would give more stars if possible. Excellent stuff!

The pellets are wider and shorter than wooden ones, they are great for my bunny and I think more comfortable for her legs. It absorbed liquids and smells really well and it's a brilliant price for the amount you get.

Excellent product! Very good absorption. The packaging could be available in a smaller version. This is 25kg - Too heavy for some people.

These pellets make really good litter for our guinea pigs, but the bag is so heavy I can barely move it. I won't be ordering it again for that reason.

I use it as a part of bedding for our guinea pigs. I was surpised by their absorbency. Great. Smaller bags would be more usefull for us.

Great bedding for our guinea pigs. We like to use it outdoors because it doesn’t blow around in the wind as much and is easier to change than wood shavings.

I 100% recommend this litter. The absorption capacity is incredible. You really don’t need to put a thick layer, I just add a tiny bit of hay on top (that’s my rabbit’s little quirk 😅). To save even more money, when I clean the litter, I sift it to recover any pellets that can still be used. For that, I use a “cup-shaped” litter scoop I found in the supermarket.

Perfect bedding for the rat cage. Smells a lot less with this. Top!

After trying lots of different types of litter, I decided to give this one a go. What a great surprise! I clean the litter every 2 or 3 days and there’s no smell at all. I got a scoop shaped like a “cup”, which lets me sift and separate the intact pellets from the ones that have turned to “dust”—such a clever and economical idea. The pellets go back in the tray and the dust goes to the compost. This litter doesn’t stick to paws. Brilliant!!!