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New Born Pup
Yes another fleece question most of these coming from my wife playing Devils advocate
Background first. we are in the north of Scotland so drying might be an issue.
our 3 pigs live indoor in 2 large living world moving cages that have been joined together
we have used fitch until it became a silly price, moved to megazorb and found that had a bad smell. Next was auboise which felt messy and the pigs didnt like it. Am now trying teabag but due to its bulkyness toys dont roll and forage stuff disappears. Also seems to be smelly quicker. Now that we have the double size cage fleece looks like an option but my wife has the following concerns
1 Smell
2 absorbant layer how does the urine dry when its trapped and why doesn't it wick back up
3 mattress protector drying as wateeproof backed ones cant be tumbled dried
4 should the 3 layers be seperate or should they be an all in one
5 wouldnt a all in one smell quicker
The plan is to use on of the Uk makers for the fleece
Background first. we are in the north of Scotland so drying might be an issue.
our 3 pigs live indoor in 2 large living world moving cages that have been joined together
we have used fitch until it became a silly price, moved to megazorb and found that had a bad smell. Next was auboise which felt messy and the pigs didnt like it. Am now trying teabag but due to its bulkyness toys dont roll and forage stuff disappears. Also seems to be smelly quicker. Now that we have the double size cage fleece looks like an option but my wife has the following concerns
1 Smell
2 absorbant layer how does the urine dry when its trapped and why doesn't it wick back up
3 mattress protector drying as wateeproof backed ones cant be tumbled dried
4 should the 3 layers be seperate or should they be an all in one
5 wouldnt a all in one smell quicker
The plan is to use on of the Uk makers for the fleece