Exotic Nutrition All-Natural Nesting Material (4 oz.) - 100% Cotton Eco-Friendly Animal Bedding - for Sugar Gliders, Squirrels, Hamsters, Rabbits, Wild Birds & Wildlife

I put this out for the birds and squirrels near me that I feed and they immediately started using it for their nests. It is a good quality cotton and easy to use. I spread it out in a few different bushes and the wildlife really seems too like it. My favorite part about it was the good quality so it makes me feel safe giving it to animals.

Great litter works like they advertise

This cotton is used to refill Bird Nesting Balls, where birds fly up and remove pieces of cotton for building nests. I use food serving gloves when refilling the nesting balls, just to minimize my contact with the cotton.A little bit of this cotton goes a long way when refilling the balls. This one bag should last us 4-5 years, maybe longer, for refilling two balls. I recommend this product, a high-quality cotton.

I made squirrel house and stuffed this inside. The next day it was all over my lawn after the squirrels threw it out the door. Nothing wrong with the cotton, squirrels are basically cute little terrorists though.

I used this brand for my hamster a few years and it is what it says, 100% natural at a reasonable price. I can't even find natural cotton at Walmart anymore. They had nothing but the fake stuff which you shouldn't use for your rodent friends. Fred (my hamster) never complained and always seemed satisfied with his cotton bedding. I'm sure this helped him live the longest life possible (slightly over 3 yrs). Long live our rodent friends 🧡 🐹

Replacement filler bag for existing nesting material holder. It didn't quite fill the holder but that is no big deal.

The media could not be loaded. This is so soft and my gerbils seem to love it! They burrow in it and carry it around their cage to different places. It’s a great nesting material for the price!

Appears to be a nice material for birds to use for nesting. Haven’t used this one before so will find out this spring if they really like it.