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...to visit my parents as my husband refuses to sweep poo!) I find it nicer than shavings, it’s not sharp like Rivera Pro but not as absorbent as Fitch, though it lasts a lot longer. Have you checked the aubiose website for your nearest seller? I get mine from a horse feed place about 12 miles...

Thank you for this suggestion. Is this similar stuff to carefresh bedding?

I'm not sure which of these to go for for my indoor piggies.Ive used Fitch before which I really like as a bedding but found that because it is white,as soon as anypig does a wee it shows so I'm constantly spot cleaning.I don't know if CosiNDri would be better?Has anyone had experience of both? Thanks

These are a bit bigger pieces than the fitch and kaytee ones and there are some hard clumps of before use teabag paper. But I haven't really found an issue with regards to it. It does absorbs the piggies pee very good like fitch. I honestly think they do the same thing in manufacturing these as...

Just wanted to report - bought this https://www.carcroftpetsupplies.com/product-page/tea-bag-bedding-1 2 bales for £20 and the paper is SO soft, dust free and absorbant! I cant imagine the fitch being any softer! I highly highly recommend :)

Please could you tell me where you buy this from? As I can't get Fitch at the moment.

I pick most of it up by hand and then once a day run the handheld vacuum over the fleece to get rid of bits of hay and Fitch (both our lofts have Fitch rather than fleece). The piggies seem to have got used to the noise and sometimes come and have a quick sniff of it (just in case it may have...

...full of hay. They don't tend to burrow in the hay as much as my haired piggies but love to sit on top of the pile and eat it. I have also used Fitch paper bedding in their cage which was also good but I just find the fleece easier. In the summer they can go outside in a run but you have to...

...guide in my previous post (click on the green link) features a range of alternative and environmentally more friendly bedding, like hemp based fitch for instance. There is no ideal bedding that fits any situation, so you have to work out what works best for you and your own piggies. That is...

Try Auboise or Fitch bedding Fitch Recycling - 10kg Single Bale Fitch Paper Bedding For Smaller Critters - Pet Bedding in Bulk - Rabbit,Guinea Pig & Hamster - Pet Store Read the reviews here: Bedding For Guinea Pigs - Overview

Is it possible for you to go to Stalybridge to pick it up? If so give them a call as it's often available at their site when it's not online.

Mine eat so much more without it being in racks. They love being amongst, in, under, on top of hay! Yes, haypoke is going to be part and parcel - Dexter has had one, Pops has had two - given their need for hay, while you can minimise, you can’t remove the risk entirely My old Bluebell hutch...

...take it. So we changed back to shavings (we found a brand that was softer and a bit smaller than before). Then eventually changed it to Fitch. Last year Fitch became so expensive to we changed the hutch bedding to another type of paper bedding (shredded egg tray). Then April this year, we...

So i rang Fitch today to ask when they would have the 20kg bags back in stock. They tell me that basically they probably won't do them again and are not even doing the 10kg bags as there is a 'shortage' in the supply chain. They did say i could buy 20kg (5 x 4kg) bags but that i would have to...

I use a cat litter tray Lined with quite a few sheets of newspaper Topped with a generous layer of Fitch Topped with hay Change it twice a day..

...Having recently become self employed as a pet photographer money is much tighter than it was so something had to be done. I had looked at Fitch paper bedding before but never tried it as I prefer to buy pet supplies in brick and mortar shops so I always know I can get more. Fitch comes in...

I used to use Medibed (finely chopped straw) it’s almost absorbent as Fitch and very soft. I was just being lazy as it seems hard to buy online but now I guess I’ll be heading to the farmshop. If what is being said about Fitch is true then they’ve lost me as a customer.

Thank you so much that is such a brilliant and helpful find :) just what I'm looking for when Fitch and Kaytee is so expensive!

Has anyone used both Fitch and Kaytee clean and cosy that could advise which one lasts longer (amount used from the bale as opposed to how much it absorbs)? I can't work out which one is more affordable - Fitch if bought in bulk works out at £15 a bale (up to £27 if buying just 1 bale) but not...

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