Sweet PDZ

[hempsteadjb]

Is there a difference between Coop PDZ and Horse Sweet PDZ? A 10 lb. of Coop PDZ is $16.95, The Horse Stall Sweet PDZ 25lb. is $8.99...I'm a newbie and trying to figure all of this out. Thanks!!!

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

Buy the horse stiff, have used it for over 3 years with no problems

 

[hempsteadjb]

Buy the horse stiff, have used it for over 3 years with no problems

Thank you for the quick reply!!!

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

Packaging it as "coop" product just means they can charge folks who don't know about the alternative twice the price for half the product

 

[ChickenMammX4]

We use the Horse Sweet PDZ with no problems.

 

[Phoenixsw]

Agree with Ol Grey Mare. Same stuff packaged different to charge more. I use the horse stuff as well.

 

[FlyWheel]

I use the stuff in my poop trays, it's just called "Sweet PDZ" and is available in the horse section of my local TSC in 6-something dollar bags that look like they would be way to small too accommodate the leavings of a horse. It's granulated, about the side of beach sand.

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

I use the stuff in my poop trays, it's just called "Sweet PDZ" and is available in the horse section of my local TSC in 6-something dollar bags that look like they would be way to small too accommodate the leavings of a horse. It's granulated, about the side of beach sand.

When used for horses it is used to "sweeten" wet spots after soiled bedding has been picked out...it neutralizes the ammonia from the urine left behind so is just sprinkled over the area needing it, not used as it is on a poop tray

 

[theblondeangler]

Buy the horse stiff, have used it for over 3 years with no problems

Do you put layer down under the bedding or on top of the bedding?

 

[azurbanclucker]

We use the powdered and the granulated for different applications. Poop boards get powder, litter pans, and small rodent (hedgehog) bedding get the granules. When I change the coop floor litter, I put a layer of straw down, then a layer of powder on top, then a final straw layer. When the girls come in, they mix it to their desired floor consistency. Both work well, and we get the 40# bags for horses at our local co-op place.