Litter?
So I will be completely redesigning my cage in a couple weeks when I move into a bigger bedroom and I wanted to ask a quick question...
I saw pictures of WEAVER's cage in the thread and I LOVED the idea of the 2x2 coroplast and litter box. What is that stuff though? Feline pine? What is okay to use and how hard is it to clean? Are there other similar products out there?
Just seems so much more clean than what I'm using now.
Here is a picture of what I'm talking about...
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v478/ ... 293e4a.jpg
(thanks weaver girls and slavetofuzzy for the photo :D )
I saw pictures of WEAVER's cage in the thread and I LOVED the idea of the 2x2 coroplast and litter box. What is that stuff though? Feline pine? What is okay to use and how hard is it to clean? Are there other similar products out there?
Just seems so much more clean than what I'm using now.
Here is a picture of what I'm talking about...
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v478/ ... 293e4a.jpg
(thanks weaver girls and slavetofuzzy for the photo :D )
Does anyone know if they make wood stove pellets from aspen at all? All the ones I've been finding are made from kiln dried pine or unlisted softwoods (that's all it will say on some packages, "made from softwoods").
Oops, I just put pine pellets in my kitchen box... I didn't air them out, I'll be sure to do it next time, will it be OK this once?
I LOVE wood stove pellets in the hay bins. When they get damp/wet, they break down into a soft consistency, but it stays put and doesn't fly around. More like becomes compacted. No odor, super absorbancy and inexpensive. The only minus is that they are a bit heavy (come in a 40 lb bag).
Ok, phew! Yea, 100% pine, so far I looove them! They seem much cleaner than the yesterday's news I had before. I'm very pleased with them. I'm glad I decided to try them!
That's true, Lisa, I'll have to do that when I'm ready to try out kitchen areas. I get leery when they don't list what woods are actually in the bags, which I see a lot of around here.