[colorr]I swar I'v asks this bfor. Anyway, an you put nwspapr on th floor? an I was wonring about flc, How o you clan thm out with flc.
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Clare said:DSL... have u got hay strands outside your house too?? my deck looks like a hutch!
Nox said:I use a combination of fleece, towelling and newspaper and find it far easier to maintain, less messy, and better for the piggies than any other bedding I've used previously. It's also a lot cheaper in the long run which means the piggies get more pocket money to spend on goodies at the end of the month O0
I have two sets of bedding for each cage so one in the cage and one in the wash. I have provided each cage with purpose made litter trays which I fill with megazorb, I find this is also a handy place to pop their hay racks so that there is less hay mess to pick off the fleece on wash day. Clean out days are easy and mess free as I hoover the fleece whilst in situ and pop it straight into a washbag, then roll up the newspaper and bin it, wipe round the base of the cage with a dash of white vinegar, then replace with a fresh set. When I wash the bedding I don't use fabric conditioner as I find that this impedes the natural wicking effect of the bedding and there is nothing worse than a piggy with a soggy bum!
This photo isn't very clear but it shows that the fleece bedding is sometimes even more comfy than your fave hammock!