Hemp Bedding for Chicken Coop, Small Animal Litter for Guinea Pig, Hamster, Bunny Rabbit, Snake, Ferret, Tortoise, Rat and More - Pine Wood Shavings Alternative for Chickens and Poultry 10lb

I use sand in the summer in my coop, but in the winter, my hens need more protection from the cold and pine shavings really are not the best option. Hemp, though a bit more pricey, is a lot more absorbent and because of that it will keep my girls warmer in the cold Maine winter months. Another plus is that I won't have to be changing the bedding as often. I like that! I will use the deep litter method just as I did with pine, but with hemp instead.

We use this as bedding for our pet rats. It seems to work better than cedar or anything else we have tried. Highly recommended.

Our flindoor pet is a happier girl. She moves about easier because of how much smaller and smoother the chips are than our pine chip attempt.

Loved this ! It worked great for my baby chicks. Easy to clean out and keep tidy.

Seems to be decent stuff. My hens don't seem to like it though, they prefer laying in the boxes with the cedar wood chips. Also, with the size coops I have, this would be alot more costly.

Was using pine shaving wanted to try the hemp. Worked well for my use.

air worked well for the chickens