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Would it be okay to use shredded toilet paper as bedding?

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Would it be okay to use as bedding by itself, or only safe to use with another type of bedding?

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  1. I give to my hamster and she loves it.


  2. Although it would be okay for nesting material, it doesn't sound practical to use as the only bedding. You'd need to use a *lot* of it & it would have to be changed frequently.  Also, don't use anything that is scented or has other additives in it.  You probably know that cedar & pine shavings are bad for small animals.  Perfume, bleach & other chemicals aren't good either.

    We occasionally use paper towels as bedding, and regularly give them to our little guys for nesting material.  The kind we buy is unbleached.  Most t.p. has been bleached & you probably don't want your hammie to ingest it.

  3. i think i'd be okay..

  4. I wouldn't recommend using toilet paper at all, the animal might swallow it on accident, or even on purpose. Plus, it'll make sort of a soggy mess when cleaning cage.

  5. it depends wat kind of animal u r using it for but i dont think it will harm them at all

  6. No it would not be that is not very good for them if they try to eat it or anything. Email me if u have any other questions


  7. as long as its not scented or has lotion in it, make sure its plain old toilet paper. if there is no chemicals in ur lawn like weed killer bug killer or fertilizer grass clippings are good  

  8. if you have aguinea pigs then NO

    because they will eat it and get sick

    if you have a gerbil/hamster/rat then

    i guess it wont do no harm XD

  9. i use it for my gerbils


  10. if it would be for a rabbit- no

    hamster-maybe

    Guinea pig- no

    other- no

    if there is a no it would be because it would chew on it and eat it and it would be bad for the animal

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