Fleece Alternative!

[flintstones]

Hi Everyone,

I have finally found the downfall to having 4 cages with fleece it is just far to much too clean and dry in the winter. I need an alternative bedding for indoor use.

All suggestion Welcome.

Thanks .

 

[Joey&Gizmo]

You could try something like megazorb but i did find this quite dusty, also i loved carefresh but that would be expensive in such a large cages.

This is what gorgeous guineas recommend.
http://www.gorgeousguineas.com/toptips.html

You could also try aubiose i know alot of people use it.
http://www.aubiose.co.uk/contact.php

Or equisorb if you have a supplier close by. http://www.equisorb.co.uk/

Other than that if you dont like any those bedding you could invest in a clothes drying rail, if you have the room to dry the inco pads on. They should dry in a day.
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/8500179/Trail/searchtext>INDOOR+DRYING.htm

 

[Holidayhutch]

What about the flax bedding Bed O linum, lasts for ages (a good 2 weeks inbetween total changes) as you only have to remove the soiled areas and top it up, the urine is wicked away and clumps making it easy to identify soiled areas.

Megasorb is good, but can be dusty for indoor use.

 

[flintstones]

What about the flax bedding Bed O linum, lasts for ages (a good 2 weeks inbetween total changes) as you only have to remove the soiled areas and top it up, the urine is wicked away and clumps making it easy to identify soiled areas.

Megasorb is good, but can be dusty for indoor use.

I found the flax bedding too costly and it kept getting stuck in my boys bits :x, not too mention went everywere I need something a bit bigger.