Has anybod tried this new excel bedding?
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Has anybod tried this new excel bedding?
Just wondering if anybody has tried this new bedding? loos like megazorb and sounds good, I use megazorb atm.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-BURGESS-EXCEL-ULTRA-ABSORBENT-BEDDING-4-RABBITS-GUINEA-PIGS-RATS-FERRETS-/271207425176?pt=UK_Pet_Supplies_Small_Animals&hash=item3f2538e498
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-BURGESS-EXCEL-ULTRA-ABSORBENT-BEDDING-4-RABBITS-GUINEA-PIGS-RATS-FERRETS-/271207425176?pt=UK_Pet_Supplies_Small_Animals&hash=item3f2538e498
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I've heard that it is actually Megazorb, re-branded by Burgess. I think it says somewhere on the package that it is supplied and packaged by Northern Crop Driers, who make Megazorb.
Good for people who don't want an 85 litre sack at a time, I suppose, but more expensive...
Good for people who don't want an 85 litre sack at a time, I suppose, but more expensive...
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I was going to say Sparky has said Megazorb is much cheaper if you don't mind buying in bulk.
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I agree, I read up more on it and is is exactly the same stuff just re branded :lol:cheeky of them, trying to make it sound like you are getting something different by saying it is vet recommended. I prefer to get everything in bulk that I can, that way it last way longer and saves money in the long run. I get 4.5kg bags of Oxbox timothy hay too for that reason.
I have usre megazorb for over 3 years now, used it for my dwarf hammie when I found out about it, changed him over very quickly from sawdust. I think it is excellent stuff. I use for his litter tray back to nature, that is good stuff too and the zorb for his cage bottom. He is mainly out in the room anyway so it does not make a massive difference that way. Just good to line his cage with and he flops out onto the zorb in the cage sometimes too.
I have usre megazorb for over 3 years now, used it for my dwarf hammie when I found out about it, changed him over very quickly from sawdust. I think it is excellent stuff. I use for his litter tray back to nature, that is good stuff too and the zorb for his cage bottom. He is mainly out in the room anyway so it does not make a massive difference that way. Just good to line his cage with and he flops out onto the zorb in the cage sometimes too.
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I have just ordered some of this nedz advance . It is similar to Smartbedz but again is cheaper because it is a horse bedding. I was in 2 minds about smartbedz, I am hoping this may be a little softer on piggy feet.
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Good luck with it, hope it is good, I don't see why it would not be. Let us know how they get on with it.
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I use Megazorb for my chinchillas and it is fab stuff!
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BugsBunny wrote:Just wondering if anybody has tried this new bedding? loos like megazorb and sounds good, I use megazorb atm.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-BURGESS-EXCEL-ULTRA-ABSORBENT-BEDDING-4-RABBITS-GUINEA-PIGS-RATS-FERRETS-/271207425176?pt=UK_Pet_Supplies_Small_Animals&hash=item3f2538e498
If you want Megazorb, it's £8.30 a sack from Food4Paws in Feniscowles Hudad doesn't mind picking up and dropping off a sack or two if you want some and don't have the transport
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I have just been looking at their website. They sell the Nedz bed advance too for £8 - unfortunately I am outside hudad's delivery area!
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Get some bacon cooking and he'll smell his way therecheryl'n'bruce'flo wrote:I have just been looking at their website. They sell the Nedz bed advance too for £8 - unfortunately I am outside hudad's delivery area!
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cheryl'n'bruce'flo wrote:I have just ordered some of this nedz advance . It is similar to Smartbedz but again is cheaper because it is a horse bedding. I was in 2 minds about smartbedz, I am hoping this may be a little softer on piggy feet.
what does it look like inside? will you let us know how it goes? as my buns make way too much mess with megazorb, it ends up everywhere.
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Same here! My gawd that stuff can travelAmelia66 wrote:cheryl'n'bruce'flo wrote:I have just ordered some of this nedz advance . It is similar to Smartbedz but again is cheaper because it is a horse bedding. I was in 2 minds about smartbedz, I am hoping this may be a little softer on piggy feet.
what does it look like inside? will you let us know how it goes? as my buns make way too much mess with megazorb, it ends up everywhere.
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cheryl'n'bruce'flo wrote:I have just ordered some of this nedz advance . It is similar to Smartbedz but again is cheaper because it is a horse bedding. I was in 2 minds about smartbedz, I am hoping this may be a little softer on piggy feet.
Millbry Hill is where we get our megazorb from it's not far from us .
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