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Yesterday's News
Does anyone know how this does on absorbency? I just read that Crown didn't work very well, and I thought they were the same thing (more or less).
I was thinking of putting Yesterday's News (or a local brand, Eco-something-or-other that they have at the pet store) on the bottom of the cage to prevent the urine from getting on the bottom like it does now with the aspen. I am afraid that when we have the chloroplast cage bottom ready, we will not be able to scrub it as thoroughly as we do now because it will not fit in the bathtub. Also a lot of scrubbing might damage the plastic (not sure how thick it will be) and the corners are "sharp", not rounded so they will be much harder to scrub out. How do you clean the chloroplast/cube cages? The room it is in is carpteted so we don't want to make a big mess with spilling buckets of water and stuff.
I am not sure what to put on top. I was going to keep using the aspen for that but I don't want Piglet to get splinters. I don't want to use hay because that makes it way too hard to spot-clean. Ideas? The only bedding sold here is cedar (out, obviously), pine (out) aspen and Yesterday's News. I would order online, but my mom put her foot down on that one.
Sorry this is so long!
Does anyone know how this does on absorbency? I just read that Crown didn't work very well, and I thought they were the same thing (more or less).
I was thinking of putting Yesterday's News (or a local brand, Eco-something-or-other that they have at the pet store) on the bottom of the cage to prevent the urine from getting on the bottom like it does now with the aspen. I am afraid that when we have the chloroplast cage bottom ready, we will not be able to scrub it as thoroughly as we do now because it will not fit in the bathtub. Also a lot of scrubbing might damage the plastic (not sure how thick it will be) and the corners are "sharp", not rounded so they will be much harder to scrub out. How do you clean the chloroplast/cube cages? The room it is in is carpteted so we don't want to make a big mess with spilling buckets of water and stuff.
I am not sure what to put on top. I was going to keep using the aspen for that but I don't want Piglet to get splinters. I don't want to use hay because that makes it way too hard to spot-clean. Ideas? The only bedding sold here is cedar (out, obviously), pine (out) aspen and Yesterday's News. I would order online, but my mom put her foot down on that one.
Sorry this is so long!