Okay, I give in

I usually go right to pine shavings after the puppy pads. I buy a pair of pink rubber gloves from the dollar tree and put one on to grab the handful of gross shavings. It's quick and easy to me!
I have blueberry bushes that love pine shavings so I just dump the poopy shavings onto the ground around the blueberry bushes. Win win!
 
The struggle is so real !! I just moved my 8 ducklings outside to the straw -( 3 weeks old ) I couldn’t change anymore towels - I have cloth diapers to clean every other day and I’m doing wayy to much laundry !!
 

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Ducklings are messy, they said.

No problem, I said. I'm an ecologist by education, and we do all cloth and renewable or compostable whatnots. I've raised horses, children (with cloth diapers), puppies, rats, gerbils, and feral kittens with IBD. I was an EMT in a major metropolitan area for the better part of a decade, nothing bothers me anymore. I can handle it without using disposable bedding.

I cave. I'm getting puppy pads today. Even replacing the towels in the brooder right before bed, by morning the last two days, my 6 two-week-old ducklings have made a gag-worthy mess by morning.

my washing machine hissed at me this morning.

I'm doing a full load of towels every single day.

someone send help, i think the poop has become sentient :barnie:duc:oops:
my washing machine hissed at me this morning.

Okay that made me laugh so hard I snorted and woke up my husband.
 

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