Jan 11, 2009 #1 mario49 Songster 11 Years Dec 6, 2008 159 0 119 Eubank KY i heard some kind of chavings are piosonus to chickens i forgot which one it was it was either cedar or pine?
i heard some kind of chavings are piosonus to chickens i forgot which one it was it was either cedar or pine?
Jan 11, 2009 #2 LynneP Songster 11 Years Mar 21, 2008 4,746 77 231 Centre Rawdon, Nova Scotia, Canada Avoid cedar. Here's how to remember 'Pine is fine'. Heh.
Jan 11, 2009 #3 waynesgarden Feathers of Steel Mar 30, 2008 499 6 184 Oxford County Pine is fine. Some will tell you that it is as bad as cedar, but many, many thousands of people use pine shavings as bedding all the time. My own experience only goes back 33 years, but haven't seen a hint of a problem yet. Wayne
Pine is fine. Some will tell you that it is as bad as cedar, but many, many thousands of people use pine shavings as bedding all the time. My own experience only goes back 33 years, but haven't seen a hint of a problem yet. Wayne
Jan 11, 2009 #4 cajunlizz Songster 11 Years Apr 27, 2008 2,109 20 201 Lafayette, Louisiana I have 2 coops and both are filled with pine shavings and I put hay in the nesting boxes ..... BUT NO PROBLEMS WITH PINE SHAVINGS
I have 2 coops and both are filled with pine shavings and I put hay in the nesting boxes ..... BUT NO PROBLEMS WITH PINE SHAVINGS
Jan 11, 2009 #5 Cats Critters Completely Indecisive 13 Years Oct 15, 2007 5,672 155 386 Clarion County, PA My Coop My Coop Pine shavings are fine, its ceder you sould not use.
Jan 11, 2009 Thread starter #6 mario49 Songster 11 Years Dec 6, 2008 159 0 119 Eubank KY k.... thanks! :*)
Jan 11, 2009 #7 L L*A*G* Songster 11 Years Nov 19, 2008 1,029 3 169 planet chicken What is wrong with cedar?
Jan 11, 2009 #8 rooster-red Here comes the Rooster 12 Years Jun 10, 2007 7,005 62 261 Douglasville GA *L*A*G* : What is wrong with cedar? Aromatic oils in cedar are toxic to chickens.
Jan 11, 2009 #9 Cats Critters Completely Indecisive 13 Years Oct 15, 2007 5,672 155 386 Clarion County, PA My Coop My Coop Aromatic oils in cedar are toxic to chickens. and other small animals (hamsters, gerbils, etc.)