Sunseed Natural Corn Cob Bedding & Litter for Pet Birds and Small Animals – Made in USA – 350 Cubic Inches
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Thank you for taking the time to learn more about Vitakraft Sunseed products. Natural Corn Cob Bedding and Litter is an odor-free, safe, and absorbent bedding and litter. reducing bedding made in 100% the United States of America corn cob This eco- Friendly litter is free of artificial dyes and additives, is biodegradable, and is suitable for all birds and small animals, including ferrets and cats.
This question has already been answered, as far as I can tell. Hissing cockroaches might be able to live in this litter, but they might prefer a bit of hollow wood.
The item is odorless, clean, and dry. If that's what you're referring to when you say "sanitized." It works well as a sprinkle 'like' nuts on some faux desserts, which I use for a craft project. If sterility is required, seek assistance from your animal veterinarian. Rosebud is a neighborhood in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
This is what my large parrot cage is made out of. It's meant to be used by pets.
Selected User Reviews For Sunseed Natural Corn Cob Bedding & Litter for Pet Birds and Small Animals – Made in USA – 350 Cubic Inches
If you have a large parrot cage, like I do, this product's bag size is insufficient to cover the bottom of one tray. I ordered this because Kaytee KayKob was out of stock and I wanted to try something new. This is the exact same product as Kaytee KayKob, but it costs 5 times as much.
This was insufficient to cover the bottom of a large cage because I have two African Greys. Don't throw your money away.
The price was far too high. The price was twice as much as it would have been over the counter, including shipping.
These are a great addition to my dream cycle faux Christmas ornaments as a faux nut. I use them as sprinkles because they resemble roasted nuts. It's simple to use, sticks well, and has a realistic appearance. I'll be placing another order. Rosebud is a neighborhood in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Although corn cob is not absorbent, it is ideal for catching bird droppings in bird cages. It's a lot easier to clean than pine shaving, which blows out of the cage with any wing flutters, necessitating twice-daily vacuuming. The corn cob scoops out easily and does not spill out as much as the pine shavings.
One or two cage changes are sufficient. I will never order from this company again, despite the fact that I paid nearly 16 dollars. 00 on a scale of one to ten, and received a 6. 00 bag. Don't place an excessively large order. I used to buy bags for five dollars. The number 99 was a lot bigger than the number 16 was. I'm sorry I ordered, I wish I hadn't. From now on, I'll just use pay sand in my cages. I'm not sure how they're able to hoodwink people like this.
Instead of my usual brand, I experimented with this one. It closes with a zip lock that is simple to use. I only have one bird, and I noticed black chunks in her bedding when I changed it. In the bag, this corn cob molds and sticks together. I threw them out because I didn't want to make my bird sick. I've placed an order for the standard brand.
It's very simple to go through and pick through, or to dump everything and start over. For what you get, the value is excellent. In my opinion, it does a good job of absorbing waste. I appreciate being able to be in the cage with him without jeopardizing his health.