piggl
Forum Donator 2024/25
Hi, on another thread I mentioned my use of bath mats in my hutch, which is in a garage and someone else replied saying fleece should not be used outside at all.
I didn’t want to fill up the OP thread so I thought I would make my own.
I believe the bath mats work well for us, one of my boys was really struggling with the irritants from wood shavings and it was the vet that told us about fleece bedding.
I have used these for a year, and so far I have not noticed any issues with this and quite a few pros.
Such as reduced bouts of crackly nose in my boy and it has been cheaper for me.
It goes newspaper, puppy pads and then the bath mats. These get changed fully once a week in summer and twice a week on winter.
I was just wondering if anyone had any more thoughts/insights or experiences on the use of fleece in outside (shed or garage) hutches. Thanks.
I didn’t want to fill up the OP thread so I thought I would make my own.
I believe the bath mats work well for us, one of my boys was really struggling with the irritants from wood shavings and it was the vet that told us about fleece bedding.
I have used these for a year, and so far I have not noticed any issues with this and quite a few pros.
Such as reduced bouts of crackly nose in my boy and it has been cheaper for me.
It goes newspaper, puppy pads and then the bath mats. These get changed fully once a week in summer and twice a week on winter.
I was just wondering if anyone had any more thoughts/insights or experiences on the use of fleece in outside (shed or garage) hutches. Thanks.