Best Guinea Pig Bedding

This soft, fluffy paper fiber bedding is ideal for guinea pigs: it is free of harmful chemicals and toxic dyes, two times more absorbent than shavings, and gentle on the tiny feet of your pet. Thanks to its proven odor-control formula, this paper guinea pig bedding also suppresses ammonia odors for up to 10 days – which is a real feat. In addition to helping remove unpleasant smells from your pet’s habitat, this type of guinea pig bedding is also 99% dust-free, making it perfectly safe for your companion to use. It comes in colorful sea glass options, white, or natural, and in various size bags to suit anyone’s needs and budget.

Eco-friendly and biodegradable, this small animal bedding is made from recycled paper – doesn’t get any “greener” than that! It is not bleach nor does it contain any harsh chemicals, and on top of that, it’s 99.5% dust-free, so it is fully safe for guinea pigs to use, as there are no risks of toxicity or respiratory issues. In addition to being soft and fluffy, this guinea pig bedding is also super absorbent, with the capability of absorbing 3 times its weight in moisture. And, to make sure that those nasty odors are kept at bay, this guinea pig bedding relies on baking soda, which neutralizes and eliminates bad smells completely naturally.

If you want an extremely absorbent guinea pig bedding that’s also soft and fluffy enough for burrowing, you can’t go wrong with this one. The “secret” of this bedding is the fact that it uses long recycled fiber paper strands, which give it the airy feel and make it possible for the bedding to absorb 6 times its weight in liquids, which is at least twice more than classic wood shavings. This material meets FDA standards and is 99.9% dust free, to prevent respiratory issues in small animals such as guinea pigs. It comes in various package sizes so you can buy smaller packages to try it out or in bulk to keep you stocked up.

While some pet owners prefer wood fiber bedding for their guinea pigs, it’s important to know that not all types of wood are safe for guinea pigs – one of the rare options that are suitable is aspen guinea pig bedding. Made from virgin wood shavings, this aspen soft pet bedding contains no aromatic oils that could harm your pet, and yet, it is naturally great at odor control and urine absorption. It will expand to three times its size and absorb twice as many liquids as it weighs, and all that while being virtually completely dust-free. Kiln-dried and chemical-free, this guinea pig bedding is fully safe for your pet to use!

Paper is one of the most common options for guinea pig bedding – it’s safe, it’s soft, and it’s usually cheaper than the alternative. Not to mention that it’s fully biodegradable and eco-friendly to boot! This particular paper bedding for guinea pigs is made with unbleached paper fiber, never recycled from print, and free from sludge, deys, or irritants. This means you can be absolutely certain that there are no residual toxins in your pet’s bedding! What’s more, this guinea pig bedding is quite absorbent and can soak up plenty of liquids before losing its fluff.

If you have a sensitive guinea pig that often sneezes or has respiratory issues due to dust in bedding – even when said bedding is supposed to be dust-free – you might want to consider fleece liners instead. They are soft to walk on, highly absorbent, reusable and washable, and most importantly – produce no dust whatsoever! This particular guinea pig cage liner is made from premium materials, such as moisture-wicking fleece on top and absorbing bamboo fiber fill below it, and waterproof backing to prevent any leaks to the cage floor or below it. It comes in various sizes and color options and features a nifty pocket design, to allow your guinea pig to burrow even without traditional bedding in their enclosure.

Keeping your pet’s cage free of odors can be a challenge – not all beddings are up to the task and some can absorb bad smells so much so that even after you remove soiled portions of bedding, the odor remains. Not with this guinea pig bedding, though! It is made from wheat grass straw, so it’s completely natural and safe for your pets (even if ingested!) and fully biodegradable and eco-friendly, too. It boasts high absorbency powers and exceptional odor control – it eliminates any bad smells naturally, without the use of any chemicals or fragrances. When wet, this bedding expands and clumps together, so you can easily remove only the soiled parts of it and won’t need to waste bedding that hasn’t been used.

If you are keen on the idea of using cage liners that won’t produce no dust at all, but not so keen on the idea of having to wash them on your own, disposable cage liners for guinea pigs are just the thing for you. Easy to use, effective, and truly a great choice if you want to keep your guinea pig’s cage mess free without much hassle, these cage liners have 5 layers to make sure your pet always walks on a dry surface and that their messes don’t leak through the cage floor. To keep bad smells at bay, these cage liners rely on natural bamboo carbon technology that neutralizes odors and is completely safe for guinea pigs to boot.

If you want to stock up on guinea pig bedding so you won’t have to think about it for a while, buy in bulk! This natural paper guinea pig bedding comes compressed in large volume packages – the largest being 178 liters which are then sold in 2-packs and 3-packs, so you’ll be all set for a good long while. Made from unbleached, fluffy paper fibers that absorb a lot of liquids before it needs to be replaced, this guinea pig bedding is biodegradable and compostable, and fully safe for your pet to use. It contains no dyes or irritants and isn’t made from the recycled printed paper.

Want only what’s natural in your guinea pig’s enclosure? Hemp bedding is a great alternative to classic guinea pig bedding options as it is much more absorbent than paper, more sustainable, and doesn’t produce as much dust as other beddings. It is made from hemp that was grown without pesticides or herbicides, so it’s free of toxic chemicals, and can be composted as it is fully biodegradable. It absorbs twice as much as paper bedding but produces almost no dust – making it a great natural choice for guinea pig bedding!