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In the Brooder
- Jun 15, 2018
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What is better bedding to use they are 2 weeks old I know of pine and c something Wich one is better?
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W what. I useing it rn I only used the big chunks will it hurt themPine shavings are better than cedar. Cedar is poisonous, but it smells nice, which is why stores sell it. Personally, I prefer hay.
The big chunks? Sorry, I thought you were talking about shavings for bedding. I'm afraid I don't understand what you're talking about now.W what. I useing it rn I only used the big chunks will it hurt them
Thank you you know those big bags I got one and shifted thro it makeing shore thare only big chungs that can’t fit in thare mouthThe big chunks? Sorry, I thought you were talking about shavings for bedding. I'm afraid I don't understand what you're talking about now.
If it's pieces too big for them to eat, that's actually good, because cedar doesn't rot as fast as pine does. They're not being poisoned by surface contact, only if they eat large amounts of it.
Also I leave a huge spot for ventulashon so air can escape so it don’t stay in thareThe big chunks? Sorry, I thought you were talking about shavings for bedding. I'm afraid I don't understand what you're talking about now.
If it's pieces too big for them to eat, that's actually good, because cedar doesn't rot as fast as pine does. They're not being poisoned by surface contact, only if they eat large amounts of it.
I can show you the bag I been using if it will helpThe big chunks? Sorry, I thought you were talking about shavings for bedding. I'm afraid I don't understand what you're talking about now.
If it's pieces too big for them to eat, that's actually good, because cedar doesn't rot as fast as pine does. They're not being poisoned by surface contact, only if they eat large amounts of it.