Pine Shavings

[JohnNJ]

Anyone know a cheap supplier of kiln dried pine shavings other than tractor supply?

[txcoker]

Do you have a feed store near you?

[JohnNJ]

Do you have a feed store near you?

I have tons of feed stores near me. Problem is that in NJ they are not really feed stores but pet food stores. We don't have a lot of farms around here.

[Starsnake]

I get mine from an Agway near me.

[PitOnTheProwl]

McCoys lumber or feed store

[satomi325]

Perhaps check out a hardware store that carries wood.
Could try wood pellets from Home Depot. 40 lbs for 4$

[Kat_Dog]

Perhaps check out a hardware store that carries wood.
Could try wood pellets from Home Depot. 40 lbs for 4$

So, can I just use wood stove pellets then? As long as there is no additive, right?

I was thinking I would use pellets for my adults, especially since in the summer its hot and pellets wont hold heat as well as shavings.

Problem is, pine pellet bedding is $12-15 for a 40lb bag in both my local feed stores, talk about a rip off :/

[Dube79]

I buy pine shavings from Tractor Supply for 5$? I live in Ma, not sure if that makes a difference. Maybe a different market/ region

[Rhasputin]

I use tractor supply, but my store has been out of shavings for TWO MONTHS. . . The next best store is about 30 minutes away... not awful, but not fun.

[satomi325]

So, can I just use wood stove pellets then? As long as there is no additive, right?

I was thinking I would use pellets for my adults, especially since in the summer its hot and pellets wont hold heat as well as shavings.

Problem is, pine pellet bedding is $12-15 for a 40lb bag in both my local feed stores, talk about a rip off :/

Yeah. Wood stove pellets is fine.

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