What do you use for bedding?

[KEGS]

we use pine shavings

 

[Bethany2386]

I use pine shavings for right now... but that fleece lining sounds like a good idea. Especially because I can put in the metal tray for the bottom of my cage and only cover half because my boy likes to pee in the corner... I just got him a new cage and it has the slide out tray, so I am going to look into making the fleece liners.

 

[Terbear24]

I use kiln dried pine i get at tractor supply company and it is $5 for a huge bag!!

 

[jessica]

I've tried everything and so far my favorite is pine so that is what I use. I just wish it wasn't so messy.

 

[laurie2025]

Currently aspen shavings, but have ordered fleece liners to try.

 

[susansheila]

Okay, I know this is an older post. But, I have a question. I use horse stall bedding (like wood stove pellets) for my rabbits liter box. Can use them in the chin cages for bedding?

 

[Chinmama]

As long as they are kiln dried, they are fine. That's what I use. A lot of people think they hurt the chins feet, but I have been using them for years with no problems. The edges aren't sharp - they're more rounded.

 

[Brittney]

I currently use nothing on the bottom of my QC, but I have a litter pan for them to pee in. Only 1 gets the concept, the other pushes his but up next to it, and pees next to it.... oh well. I have tried fleece in the past and it was just too much of a pain to clean. I have also tried carefresh, but they ate it like food, so then I switched to all aspen and it was just too expensive to buy a huge bag and use most of it in 1 cleaning.

So now nothing is on the bottom, which makes it easy to spot clean and vacuum, and I clean out the litter pan every 3 days. It works well for me.

 

[Vixey]

Shavings. I recently went from pine to aspen.

 

[cindyv3737]

I used to use carefresh. I changed her to pine when I found out eating carefresh could cause blocking. Sometimes I would catch her eating her bedding so the carefresh had to go.