Is the equine pine pellet bedding safe for chins?

[Sailor_Orbit]

http://http://www.tractorsupply.com/en/store/tractor-supply-coreg%3B-pine-pellet-stall-bedding-40-lb?cm_vc=-10005

Is this safe for chins? I am trying some new methods to see which I like best. This pine bedding has a pine smell, especially strong when you're smelling all 40lbs lol.

 

[Dreamlite]

No. If they eat it it can harm them. If you have cages with wire bottoms where they can't get to the bedding then it would be fine to use.

 

[Sailor_Orbit]

Even if it turns to sawdust its unsafe or because it has phenol?

 

[Stackie]

I have no experience with those, but I've been using Oxbow's EcoStraw Pellets for awhile now with no issues.

http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?productId=12341436

 

[Sailor_Orbit]

http://http://www.rabbitsonline.net/f69/pine-pellet-litter-58313/

I found this and overall they said its kiln dried. I also looked at the equine fresh site and they said its 100% kiln dried. But the one I am looking at is the tractor brand. But in that thread its what they're talking about. I thought of the oxbow, but its just too expensive for my taste. I have been using the pine pellets along with the aspen. I put the aspen on top of the pine, that way it's soft for them and pine pellets would absorb the odor better. It does end up coming apart vs expanding.