Eqinola Horse Equine Bedding Oil Seed Rape Straw Lemon Treated Tea Tree 20KG

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Hemp straw is used as a bottom layer in stables to absorb moisture, leaving the top layer of bedding dry. I’ve used it successfully as an under-bedding for rabbits and guinea pigs in the past. Take out wet patches as often as you require but Equinola works at its optimum when the wet patches are left in for at least a few days.Made from wood pulp or cellulose fibres, cellulose bedding is hygienic, compostable and mainly dust free*.

Builders' Equipment Farm & Yard Garden Equipment & Miscellaneous Tools Hand Tools JCB Workshop Equipment Windbreaks Using a natural bedding like straw or hemp is what I would recommend. It means you can compost it and use the compost to grow more food for your pet. Please ensure that you obtain and retain a proof of posting when you return your goods. This is to protect you in the event that your goods are lost in transit.

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Bedwell Equinola straw is made from especially long soft absorbent fibres which are great for horse bedding & eliminating bad smells.

Combi Clamps & Turnover Clamps Crooks Handling Systems Harnesses Hurdles & Gates Marking Products Weighing & EID Equinola absorbs moisture, clumps together and sinks to the base of the bed leaving the top layer of bedding clean, dry and warm. Therefore Equinola works best when deep littered. Porta Pellis wheat straw pellets are a completely natural bedding or litter available from Zoo Plus. I’ve used them to make excellent compost and added soaked pellets to the soil where they rotted down nicely. Cellulose BeddingJCB JFC Joules Kerbl Kitchy & Co LeMieux Living Nature Millers Oils Miracle-Gro Mr Fothergill's NAF NOMA Rabbits and guinea pigs usually don’t eat their bedding if you give them ad lib, good quality, hay. I only use a medicated bedding if eating floor litter or straw is a problem. Floor and tray litter Bedwell Equinola Horse Bedding is made from high quality precision chopped screened and dust extracted oil seed rape straw (Canola).

Wood shavings, although a natural bedding, are not the best litter for rabbits and guinea pigs. Some shavings and sawdust can contain volatile oils and are slow to rot down. Allotment holders welcome rabbit and guinea pig waste so you can dump it on them instead! They will use it to make great compost and grew food even more cheaply. Floor and tray litter absorbs urine but must also feel comfortable underfoot. Guinea pigs can get sore feet when housed on hemp straw without a softer layer of bedding on top of it. I recommend you use more than one layer on the floor of the housing. The urine can then drain away into the base layer whilst remaining dry. You may prefer to use another bedding, for example cellulose bedding like Megazorb, either as a top layer or instead. Straw Pellets and Chopped Straw Bedding ProductStraw pellets, chopped straw and cellulose litters on the other hand are ideal, and make good compost. Natural Bedding but has it been treated? Baileys Dodson & Horrell Global Herbs Gold Label LeMieux NAF Shires Equestrian Spillers TopSpec All Brands Bulbs, Seeds & Vegetables Fertiliser, Weed & Pest Control Propagation, Potting & Planting Watering Equipment Wild Bird Care Rabbits and guinea pigs create a lot of waste litter! Some councils force owners to take rabbit waste to the dump. Taylors Bulbs Thunderbrook Tom Chambers TopSpec Tractor Ted Weber Westland Wilkinson Sword Wolf Zoon More brands...