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Is farm hay ok for bedding mice?
yes but make sure it has no mites or flees in it. some people freeze it first to kill the bugs
Is hay ok for there bedding?
hay is perfect for a rabbits bedding i use it when i run out of straw and she loved it so much we started using it all the time
Why is your timothy hay turning brown?
hay can be a variety of colors so it should be ok. if you've had it for a while you might want to buy some fresh hay.
Is shredded newspaper OK for mice bedding?
Shredded newspaper can be used for mice bedding, but it is important to ensure that the ink and any chemicals used in the newspaper are safe for the mice. Untreated, plain white newspaper is generally a safer option compared to colored or glossy newspaper. It's also recommended to provide additional bedding options, such as aspen shavings or paper-based bedding, for mice to choose from.
Is timothy hay ok for chickens?
Some chicks eat hay without having a problem their entire life, however, for others it is a deadly experience. This could mean an impacted crop.
Is it ok for mice to have wooden bedding?
As long as it is aspen, yes. Mice can't have pine or cedar because the phenols that make them smell nice damage their respiratory systems and increase liver enzymes.
Would a guinea pig be ok for 2 days without nuggets?
Guinea pigs should not have "nugget" food. They should have unlimited timothy hay and timothy based pellets. Try looking up KMS as these are the cheapest, best.
Can you change the bedding in a mice cage that houses a mother and her babies more then a week old?
As long as you dont touch the babies it's ok Just do half the cage at a time.
Is Rye Grass ok to feed to rabbits- guinea pigs- chinchillas or degus?
rye grass should not be fed to chinchillas but timothy hay is essechal for their diet and health and should be provided daiy
Is it ok for rabbits to eat aspen bedding?
No.
Is it ok for your mouse to eat her bedding?
No he/she mite get sick
Is Jig Hay OK to feed a horse?
Jig Hay is not recommended as a primary forage for horses due to its low nutritional value and potential for causing digestive upset. It is usually used as a bedding material or for erosion control in pastures rather than being fed directly to horses. It's best to provide high-quality hay or pasture for your horse's nutritional needs.
