In my defense, a Rottweiler would do a good job on a raccoon too!!
When I got my pups from the shelter, we were told that they were Rottweilers mixed with Border Collie. The one who looks like a rottie, is 45 pounds. We did a DNA test on her, and she has about every breed of dog in her, except rottie and border collie. And they are littermates.... the other one is 60 pounds. We wanted big dogs, and we got little ones.
 
Just regular sand from a builder’s merchant. The kind they use to mix with cement to make concrete.
Here we call it ‘coarse washed all-purpose sand’. It costs about $6 for 50lb.
I think play sand is too fine for the chickens and somewhere I read it is made of something that isn’t ideal for chickens but I can’t remember the details.
I have never had parrots so I don’t know what sand they use, and I am not sure why they add oyster shell. Is the idea that they eat the oyster shell? That might be good!
I looked on the Jewson website (the only building supply place I know in the UK) and they call it ‘sharp concreting sand’ or ‘grit sand’ (£5.34 for a ‘handy bag’ of unspecified size). They also have something called ‘building sand’ but that is for bricklaying and looks too fine.
Thank you. I have some here I can use. I do hope they use this quality sand though, or it's a waste of money and the oyster shell will help Tina.

The shell I bought from my usual supplier was two big. I ground it the best I could but it's still to large a size for a little hen
 
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