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How to Recycle Sawdust and Wood Chips as Farm Animal Bedding
Everyone who has ever cut wood has created sawdust and wood chips as waste. There is no need to throw all that sawdust away. Instead, recycle it into animal bedding. Sawdust is a comfortable, absorbent material for farm animals to sleep on. Read More »
Source: http://www.ehow.com/how_4454824_recycle-sawdust-wood-chips-as.htm...
Why is my hamster blocking both ends of tube with sawdust and bed...
Dont do anything because its making a bed there because he/she likes to sleep there. It drags the bedding to the tube but catches bedding on the way. My hamsters do it too. if u dont like your hamster doing this, i suggest a more simple cag... Read More »
Source: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100101150743AAo4STL
How is it best to dispose of pet sawdust, bedding and waste?
If your animals are vegetarian, the best thing to do is to home compost it. Mix it in well to your heap. Please don’t include waste from cat and dog (carnivorous) litter trays in home compost bins. Read More »
Source: http://www.bournemouth.gov.uk/Residents/Waste_Recycling/Recycling...
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I use bedmax shavings at the moment, they're heat treated (kiln dried I think) so the "risks" of phenols (tongue truly in cheek there) are much lower. It is by far the best bedding I've used with my rats - however, I've heard of a few peopl...
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