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Quote: I'm not familiar with Tube Sand so I'll let someone else reply. But provided it's just basic sand and doesn't have any chemicals or other things in it, I don't see why it wouldn't work. Sand is by nature gritty so I'm sure my chickens do eat it from time to time. I know they explore...

Quote: X2 I switched from shavings to sand about 3 months ago and my only regret is not having done it sooner. Each morning after I toss out treats for the girls, I use a kitty litter scoop and pick up the droppings from the house. I pick up some of the bigger ones from the yard while I'm...

Quote: i think i will try it have a little more chips to go through and then we'll see. thanks for the tip. You can save the chips you have for their nest boxes. That's what I did. And you can also scatter it in their run so they are not on bare dirt. Lace it with black oiled sun flower...

Quote: X2 I switched from shavings to sand about 3 months ago and my only regret is not having done it sooner. Each morning after I toss out treats for the girls, I use a kitty litter scoop and pick up the droppings from the house. I pick up some of the bigger ones from the yard while I'm...