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Top up bed with approximately 1-2 bales of Equinola per week (depending on the cleanliness of the horse). JCB JFC Joules Kerbl Kitchy & Co LeMieux Living Nature Millers Oils Miracle-Gro Mr Fothergill's NAF NOMA Calvings Essentials Dehorning Feeders & Teats Milk Powders & Colostrums Castration Scour & Rehydration Calf Mixes Cattle Equipment Ooni Pelsis Purina Regatta Ridgeline Ritchie Shires Equestrian Siku Skinners Smart Garden Products Spillers Stewart Garden 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.Garden Ornaments & Accessories BBQs & Accessories Pizza Ovens Chimenea & Fire Pits Garden Furniture & Accessories Heating 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. 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. Lemon scented Tea Tree oil is well known for its extraordinary power as a NATURAL insect repellent.

Some litter and bedding for horses is sprayed with disinfectant or essential oils to deter horses from eating the bedding. Is this a good thing for rabbits or guinea pigs? Taylors Bulbs Thunderbrook Tom Chambers TopSpec Tractor Ted Weber Westland Wilkinson Sword Wolf Zoon More brands... You can leave the wet bedding in for a long as you wish – some people remove it daily/weekly/monthly or even yearly!

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Anti-microbial sprays may also interfere with the composting process by harming the beneficial organisms involved in the process. On the other hand, medicated bedding offers a level of protection, especially in warmer weather and may help deter flies. Bedwell Equinola straw is made from especially long soft absorbent fibres which are great for horse bedding & eliminating bad smells. 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. 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. Made from wood pulp or cellulose fibres, cellulose bedding is hygienic, compostable and mainly dust free*.

Rabbits and guinea pigs create a lot of waste litter! Some councils force owners to take rabbit waste to the dump. Combi Clamps & Turnover Clamps Crooks Handling Systems Harnesses Hurdles & Gates Marking Products Weighing & EID

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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.