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Rabbit Pellets...

So, let me get this straight...

You were reading medical journals at the age of 4 and a member of MENSA at the age 5, yet you're still in college at the age of 23????

:shrugs:

Certainly I'd have thought someone of your stature would be further advanced than that. Of course, we now expect your rebuttal being how many degrees, masters and PhD's you already have and are currently working on.

:rolleyes:

Q
 
I’m not too bright~ pretty much I’m just smart enough to function in society WITHOUT annoying everyone around me. ( Joe doesn’t count~ I antagonize him for entertainment value!) That said~ I may be slow but I am always willing to learn~

So~ What is the name of the National Geographic program you referenced as support of your position that mouse colonies should be re-arranged on a regular basis??

Thanks
 
It's just compressed pine pellets (kind of like rabbit pellets are compressed alpha hay). The pellets look a litte like rabbit pellets. When they get wet they expand and absorb the water. This holds any urine in the bottom of the cage under the bedding litter (shavings here) and keeps the cage nice and dry~ even on exceptionally humid weeks.

Get it at a feed store~ one that has a customer base that keeps a lot of horses. Ask for the "Pelletised horse bedding"
 
I'm shocked to see you haven't been answered yet, Cheryl... :shrugs:
Maybe you didn't ask nicely enough? :rolleyes:
 
JM :o) said:
It's just compressed pine pellets (kind of like rabbit pellets are compressed alpha hay). The pellets look a litte like rabbit pellets. When they get wet they expand and absorb the water. This holds any urine in the bottom of the cage under the bedding litter (shavings here) and keeps the cage nice and dry~ even on exceptionally humid weeks.

Get it at a feed store~ one that has a customer base that keeps a lot of horses. Ask for the "Pelletised horse bedding"
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do you just use that for substrate or do you just have that at the bottom and have shaving on top?
 
I use it under the shavings. I've tried just using just the pellets, but the pellets break up as they absorb the urine, and if you don't put shavings on top the babies get mucked up in it.
 
Wow I work at Stables and only one of our boarding horses use the pelletized bedding under shredded paper. The owner doesn't want the horse on spruce Shaving we get from here in Canada. But if I could I would most deffinatly use the horse bedding under shavings in my rodent cage.
 
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