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    Re: Pine Pellet Question

    I use equine fresh and never spray the pellets (would defeat the purpose of maximum absorbency in my opinion)

    Very little goes a long way, as the rodent urinate it will expend covering the bottom of the tub.

    I clean once a week using this method.

    As far as rats go I would highly recommend you to use a very small amount of pellets with wood shavings for nursing mother with pups under 2 weeks old.

    When using pellets alone with pups under 2 weeks old I would loss about a third of my production due to suffocation.

    Once the pups are 2 weeks old and over you can use pin pellets only.

    For mice and ASF I use pine pellets at all time even for nursing mother.

    Note: I have use pine pellets and pine shaving with all my rodents for the last 2 years without any ill effect.
    Deborah Stewart


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