Prevue Hendryx Pet Products T3 Cage Liner, 18-Inch by 100-Feet
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Use scissors to cut the fabric. My parrot cage is fortunate in that it is nearly square, so I fold it without creasing it and use the lines on it to guide my cut. It's similar to shelf liner that doesn't stick to the shelves. It's an excellent item.
It'll be covered in bird poop, which could be harmful, so I'd throw it out with the trash and don't expect humans to deal with it.
According to the description, the distance is 100 feet. As a result, 12 inches multiplied by 100 inches equals 1,200 inches. Divide by 18 for a total of 66 sheets. I have a cage that is the same size as this one and will purchase it.
The paper's surface was treated with naturally occurring silver ions, according to the label. Using Agion's patented process, there are no chemicals or bleaches used. More information about this process can be found by searching for Agion Technology.
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I used these liners by themselves at first, but they were unattractive - The liners are unattractive in and of themselves, but when combined with the bird poop, it became downright disgusting. So now I use them in conjunction with KayTee bird cob litter, and it's a fantastic combination. I also believe it is more sanitary this way. Because the price is a little high, I'm going to try a Kraft paper roll (brown paper used for hobbies, crafts, and other purposes) to see if it works just as well. The cost of a 200-foot roll of Kraft is less than the cost of a 100-foot roll of this cage liner. This liner is 100% absorbent as well. Even with daily changing, they do seep through. I don't have to change the cage every day because I use cob litter, and it stays cleaner.
After a little cutting, all I have to do now is grab a fresh sheet every few days (one tiny parrotlet doesn't make much of a mess). If I had the space, I'd get a wall-mounted roller with one of those cutters like they have for butcher paper in schools and simply install the roll, saving myself the trouble of cutting the sheets by hand - But it's a million times better than what I was doing before, which was attempting to make newspaper or cut-outs from magazines. The cage tray can be filled with open paper grocery bags.
My budgie cage has benefited greatly from this. Cutting and lining the cage is simple, as is replacing it. Cleaning and changing it out from day to day takes very little time. And I think it's a great deal!.
As a breeder, I have a large aviary and multiple pairs of Finches. This piece of paper is ideal for both. The odor control is also excellent; after a few weeks, there is still no odor. I recently switched from natural to synthetic substrates because this paper was much easier to clean and appeared to be more sanitary. br>br>As a breeder, my only concern is that any babies who fledge early will develop splayed legs as a result of the smooth surface provided by the paper. If you notice splayed legs in your offspring, it's easy to fix. A towel on the floor can also help support babies as they grow, but I've only had to do this with my hand-raised children.
Using newsprint and changing it once or twice a day? Throughout the years, this paper has proven to be of great value. Absorbs moisture from our two birds and kills germs effectively, removing odor. It's possible that this will last for a week.
The thickness was exactly what my parakeet's cage required. The lines make it simple for me to cut the exact size I require. It is a good deal.
The lines are fantastic, but I still have to measure every time I use them.
This is one of my favorite things to put on the bird cage because it keeps it clean and dries quickly.
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