i use wood shaving too, deep and just go in daily and scoop up the wet turn it all over ready to go.Yes l brought vinyl tiles to line the bottom and sides. And l use wood shavings in the bottom. I clean it everyday.
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i use wood shaving too, deep and just go in daily and scoop up the wet turn it all over ready to go.Yes l brought vinyl tiles to line the bottom and sides. And l use wood shavings in the bottom. I clean it everyday.
I decided to Give the shavings another go since they have since had a new duck house built
Apart from the fact they love it and now spend 25% of the day in there Ive found so far its a lot easier to clean.
When I used shavings in their old house every morning the shavings were so damp and I had to change the whole lot every day
Since we have built their new house the shavings are completely dry every morning. Other than the new house being slightly higher off the ground and a slightly smaller entrance door for them to go through I don't know whats different.
When I had their old duck house I would put fresh shavings in and then would be wet within about 10 minutes.
Seems to be working very well in the new duck house
So far so Good, Just picking out the soiled shavings is a lot easier than what I was going before
Thanks!
Great you like the shaving and the ease of cleaning. To me there isn't a better way. I use deep bedding for my geese and chickens too.
Does that mean they sleep on bare floor in the area where there is no bin?My duck house was built with cleaning daily in mind. I let the girls out, open the roof and hose it out.
When they are laying, they have a bin full of pine straw. I add to that when it starts to get soiled (some nights they are good about not pooping in the bin)