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| Just a qwick question. My husband dose wood working, and as a result he has a lot of wood chips. They are mostly oak and walnut, with a little pine mixed in. Now my question is: Is this safe to use for my piggies? It is kiln dried, so I think that this is a plus. But I would like to make sure before I used it. Thanks, eads3810 |
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| I'm not sure about the oak and such, but I have heard kiln dried pine is ok for them. But in my opinion the chips should be fairly small to avoid hurding your piggy's feet. |
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| bedding The wood is the same as the pine bedding you buy in the store, with a little saw dust mixed in. I know ceder is not good, I was just wondering about the oak and walnut. |
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| Hardwoods, such as Oak and Walnut, are fine. |
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