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Another point I forgot to mention is cocci and other diseases can't survive as the poops are absorbed and dried out so nothing can live in them. We'd have a lot less sick chicks if peeps with habitual problems of a damp brooder would switch to pellets.

We're in Wisconsin so winters can be brutal and while sand may be cooler in the summer, it will be cold in the winter. We opted many years ago to go with horse bedding pellets. They do all of the above. They main thing is it keeps our coop dry, odor free, and the absolute best thing is, we...