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  1. skrikopanik

    Fleece ruined with weewee?

    No, the wee doesn't ruin it. Fleece is washable! For me the benefits of fleece are 1. I can have a much larger cage. Disposable bedding for my cage would cost a fortune! 2. I don't get bits of bedding everywhere 3. It's more environmentally friendly to reuse 4. I don't have a car and would...
  2. lovelygirl

    Weepy Eye - Please Help

    Have you tried homeopathic eye drops? euphrasia eye drops i think it the right name my mum used to use them on a friends pony who had runny eyes where they could not find the cause...
  3. skrikopanik

    Hay and natural behaviour?

    Yes, I throw away almost as much hay as they eat, but I don't consider it wasted... I see hay as a universal toy, food, cushy bedding and hidey and compared to a lot of pet shop stuff it's both environmentally friendly, cheap and very piggy appropriate. I love fleece bedding and the hay crate...
  4. J

    WASTE

    I've been meaning to ask this too. I'm into all this recycling stuff (no excuse really, work for the Council) but the soiled newspaper is a real problem. In my green bin I can put the hay & shredded paper - you're allowed to put animal bedding in as long as it's not from a meat-eating pet...
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