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    Pine is not going to cause problems more than if using cedar. Ive seen too many animals drop dead when kept on cedar its not funny.

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    Re: Does anyone keep their rodents in the house?

    Pine emits ammonia in days cedar takes weeks, breathing the ammonia kills the rats. Cedar holds more and doesnt soil as fast as the pine. Look at the chips its an obvious difference. If pine chips were as big as cedar chips it would work better. Read and believe what you want like i said you obviously have not used it. Oh yea never feed a snake a live rat it will kill your snake...5 yrs of rat breeding is proof enough for me unless yoiu like wasting pine and money cleaning every other day
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    the amonia of their piss is one thing but the phenol oils emitted off cedar is off the charts and causes respiratory problems in almost all mammals including rodents.

    Ive used it back in the old days before i seen the effects it does to animals. Ive seen dogs drop dead in their kennels whhen cedar is laid out. And i been breeding rodents for good 7 years now and always use pine.

    theres guys on here been breeding longer than me with thousands of rats on pine. I pay about 3$ for a 5cu ft bag of pine that expands to 8cu ft. How is that wasting money when that will clean a good 50 cages.

    Lets see some pictures of your so called healthy rodents and them kept on cedar. Better yet lets see video and see if we hear any sniffles or sneezes coming from them..

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