Where to buy straw bedding?

[DavisDucks]

Hi, I tried the shavings which would've worked great but my 2 ducklings would Not stop eating them, literally obsessed. I hear alot of people that say they dont have that problem but unfortunately mine were born with the taste for it. I've tried a bunch of different things. I ordered straw but it had alfalfa in it & I read that it wouldn't be good for ducklings to eat too much of that. I'm seeing alot about pellets (with rubber mesh over it) & "raw/plain" straw. Which would yall recommend more? If they try to eat the straw, is that ok for them? Has anyone ever tried the paper type bedding (like for rabbits & hamsters)? Theyd probably eat that too, tho. Thanks for any input. Always appreciated

 

[Miss Lydia]

I use puppy pee pads or towels for first week once they learn what feed is I go to shavings. Not cedar.

 

[PATOS]

I live in Villarrica Chile- very rural-
I had to drive around and talk to neighbors- wow how fun!!!!
I got wood shavings and hay for free!!!

 

[PATOS]

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[PATOS]

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[cluckmecoop7]

"where to buy straw bedding?"

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[quackiemama]

So I am not the only one?

You are most definitely not the only one. You know it's bad when your own husband zones out when I am talking about my ducks.

 

[Jpat]

You are most definitely not the only one. You know it's bad when your own husband zones out when I am talking about my ducks.

My wife does the 2 mile stare


Ide use hay if i was on a large scale but with 2 to 5 birdies the pine shavings are alot cleaner