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Post by thekays on Jul 19, 2010 16:04:09 GMT
HAS ANYONE USED WHITE HORSE BEDDING ( THE STUFF THAT COMES IN PELLETS, YOU WATER, THEN IT FLUFFS UP),
I CURRENTLY USE SHAVINGS (WITH RUBBER MATTING) FOR MY FAT PONIES THAT EAT STRAW AND HAVE PRICED UP THIS STUFF - SO MUCH CHEAPER, BUT HAS ANYONE ELSE USED IT AND HOW WAS IT?
RATHER GET OPINIONS THAN ORDER WITHOUT TRYING
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Post by Admin on Jul 19, 2010 19:24:38 GMT
There are a few threads with quite a lot of feed back on these.
Try doing a search for wood pellets.
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Post by thekays on Jul 19, 2010 20:07:29 GMT
will do , thanks
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kayjayem
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Post by kayjayem on Aug 3, 2010 21:35:56 GMT
Try Liverpool Wood Pellets - brilliant stuff and v.cheap
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Post by perfect on Aug 3, 2010 22:19:10 GMT
Iv been using these pellets since january, and yes they did get some getting use to. I have good rubber matting, and i put approx 5 bags down to9 start a bed. What i do is put 2 bags in a wheelbarrow (empty in to it) pour to 5 gallon buckets of water and let it soak for around 20mints. empty into stable and rake out. repeat untill you have the bed you want. The droppings are so easy to collect each day, i dont dig for any wet, just lightly rake over the suface. Then when it looks as if the bed is wetPobably after 10days i would remove the wet patch, rake the bed over again and if needed add some more bedding. I find its working great for ponies, not as good for the big horses, as they pee a lot more. If it gets a little dustry(dry warm weather) i just sprinkle a little water over the bed with a watering can.
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