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I tried pine straw and it just wasn't absorbent. The non-pine straw is much more absorbent.
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Great! thanks for the link!Yes, it does need to be food grade. I buy this at TSC: http://www.tractorsupply.com/red-la...s-earth-with-calcium-bentonite-20-lb--1019864
Nope, the pellets are just like what they sound, pellets lol The pic below shows you what they look like, brands will vary but a feed supply should have them, they are commonly used for horses.We are building a new barn for our ducks, so all of this info is so helpful. We were thinking of putting sand in the coop, but from the sounds of it probably not a good idea - thanks for saving us a lot of work. Some were talking of pellets? I am not sure what that is. I use pine shavings, is it similar? Something that I do, because of the huge mess that ducks cause with water, is I put the waterer in a old sled. Most of the water then goes in the sled and not on my bedding. It seems to help a lot. My kids are not happy because now they do not have a sled for the snow this Winter. Oops. Anything for my ducks though. But I am sure I will buy a new sled this year.![]()