Proper Fleece?

[PerpLexxity]

Hey everybody,
So i'm looking for some good quality fleece for pigs but everything ranges to about $50. That's a little out of my price range and was wondering if anybody knew some good fleece cage liners for pigs with a lower price?
Currently I use reusable bed wetting pads (which have been my favorite thing ever for absorbency) and then my top layer is a fleece throw blanket. I've tried all types of bedding but fleece has been my favorite by far.
What does everybody else use for bedding?

 

[Swissgreys]

Your current set up sounds great.
Although a lot of people do use 'proper' liners (fleece sewn to an absorbent layer with more fleece or a waterproof layer on the bottom), it is basically just a sewn together version of what you are currently doing.
And if that works for you , then I personally wouldn't spend the money on getting pre-made liners.
Another alternative would be to sew your own.
I have made several liners now and finds this works well, and is much cheaper than buying them, particulary as shipping to Switzerland is usually pretty expensive.

 

[Janice C]

Hey everybody,
So i'm looking for some good quality fleece for pigs but everything ranges to about $50. That's a little out of my price range and was wondering if anybody knew some good fleece cage liners for pigs with a lower price?
Currently I use reusable bed wetting pads (which have been my favorite thing ever for absorbency) and then my top layer is a fleece throw blanket. I've tried all types of bedding but fleece has been my favorite by far.
What does everybody else use for bedding?

I use Vetfleece from Vetfleece uk . There's a link on Amazon. They sell it in rolls of different sizes so handy to cut to the shape you need, Used it for years and wicks away all the pee!