23 reviews forPorta Pellis Straw Pellets

Quite suitable, but the suction power is mediocre.

I bought these for years and never had an issue until the price of these jumped up massively and could no longer afford them. I found other straw based pellets at a more reasonable price from local animal feed store.

These pellets are very efficient and affordable!! I clean roughly twice a day, so about 2kg lasts me 2 weeks.

Low-dust, doesn’t smell, good value for money, and with straw on top it’s gentle on the paws. Some rabbits even dig in it. It absorbs really well. What more could you want?

Really good product, keeps our rabbit enclosures dry. We use a layer of it under the straw.

I really like using them because they don’t smell and don’t create dust. I clean my rabbits’ toilets every day, and with other bedding, there was always an odour. The pellets absorb really well.

I’ve ordered several times already and I’m super satisfied. I’ll keep ordering from you again and again.

Very good bedding for our 9 furry friends (guinea pigs). The best bedding we've had so far! It absorbs really well, and their little bottoms stay nice and dry and warm. With regular wood shavings, they quickly get very cold, even indoors, and bladder infections are practically inevitable. The only downside is the price—it could be a bit lower. Around £10 would be better, as one bag unfortunately isn't enough for all 9 of them.

Better than anything else!

Great value for money and bedding that doesn’t create dust

Works well

I’m very satisfied with the pellets; they absorb everything really well. And my rabbit feels very comfortable with them. I can only recommend them.

We use the pellets as bedding for our outdoor rabbit hutch. The rabbits seem comfortable, the hutch stays dry. The pellets don’t produce dust, absorb well, and neutralise odours. All in all, highly recommended!

I've been using this litter for years for my rabbits (in their toilets). It absorbs really well and also binds odours very effectively.

Very absorbent and long-lasting. The rabbits feel very comfortable.

The pellets are very well made and don’t start to smell quickly. 60 litres is a lot, and for the price – simply brilliant! Lasts about 5-6 weeks.

I've been using it for our guinea pigs for about 4 years now! Simply brilliant!

Have tried several types of litters for my ferrets but found this to be excellent. Contrary to popular belief ferrets do not smell if cared for properly, but using this as their litter it makes their room smell so naturally fresh. Most importantly, they love it. I also find that it lasts far longer than others tried.

I think the pellets are great, as I had to change the litter every two days with other more expensive pellets. The price/performance ratio is excellent. Lasts about 4 weeks.

We use these straw pellets in combination with soft hemp or wood bedding on top. Since then, we've only had to completely clean out the cage every second or third time. Otherwise, it's enough to spot where the pellets have dissolved due to moisture and replace them in those areas. No unpleasant urine smell. We have a two-storey cage, which we can fill about seven times with the 60-litre bag (as mentioned, in combination with fine top bedding) – so it's a great value for money!

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!!!