GrahamL
Wise Old Thumper
Oh boy does he Fluffers. You know from my other threads he has me wrapped round his little paws and under the nail!
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Removed wood chippings from litter tray...
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Oh boy does he Fluffers. You know from my other threads he has me wrapped round his little paws and under the nail!
Fluffers
Wise Old Thumper
Oh boy does he Fluffers. You know from my other threads he has me wrapped round his little paws and under the nail!
..but of course! Us "oomins" should know our place :lol:
GrahamL
Wise Old Thumper
..my place just happens to be constantly under the stairs getting his food or treats or hay:roll::lol:
susie bun
Wise Old Thumper
Useful thread, this! :wave: At the moment I've compromised by just putting a small amount of shavings in the two corners of his bedroom Spenser pees. I know this is far from ideal, but he only uses the litter tray as a digging box. :roll::roll:He doesn't sleep in the bedroom, so over-exposure to shavings shouldn't become an issue.
Fluffers
Wise Old Thumper
:lol::lol:
I can just hear little Biccy: "Butler, fetch me more food & be quick about it!"
GrahamL
Wise Old Thumper
YES!!! Hit the nail on the head with that comment!
Except it'd be in a cutesie yet demanding voice:lol:
I think he's bored atm, he keeps rattling the cage and throwing things about...
Graham, I use auboise and agree it could be a good alternative for you. I only pay £9 for a huge bale which lasts me a good month even with daily litter box changes and my huge number of furries.
Although it looks quite sharp http://www.equi-therapy.net/equi-therapy/care/images/aubiose-hemp.jpg its actually very soft to the touch and is much more absorbant than woodshavings. I had a similar prob in that some of my bunnies tried to eat Megazorb but the bunnies are absolutely fine on this.
Although it looks quite sharp http://www.equi-therapy.net/equi-therapy/care/images/aubiose-hemp.jpg its actually very soft to the touch and is much more absorbant than woodshavings. I had a similar prob in that some of my bunnies tried to eat Megazorb but the bunnies are absolutely fine on this.
GrahamL
Wise Old Thumper
Thanks Amy
without googling it, could you tell me wheres best to purchase it? And can i get it any smaller than a 'bale' as i have 0 space to store anything like that unfortunately:?
My local pet shop order it in for me buy the bale but sell small bags instore. A horse shop is most likely to sell it but that would probably only be in big bales. If you struggle to store it you could try Aspen, its very similar and very popular with reptile keepers so your probably more likely to see it in a pet shop.
