… I’m pretty sure used coffee grounds would not be toxic (or start drinking organic decaf) … perhaps a mixture of coffee grounds with shavings/hay and some wood ash would do the job …
They aren't just coffee grounds. The company takes all the toxins and caffeine out of it. The only place that sold it was Rural King and they don't have it anymore.
We are in Texas and can't find coffee bedding? It shows online only up state. Ugh.
We can't get it in Florida anymore either
… I’m pretty sure used coffee grounds would not be toxic (or start drinking organic decaf) … perhaps a mixture of coffee grounds with shavings/hay and some wood ash would do the job …
Where do you buy the coffee grounds?
We used to buy them from rural king but can't find them anywhere. I have to switch to hemp bedding
I find they bury their eggs in pine shavings :( it's like an Easter egg hunt since I did that so switching back
I am having a hard time finding the coffee grounds. I hope they are back in stock soon
The pine shavings don't stop it from stinking either
can we just get coffee grounds from a coffee shop?
No, regular coffee grounds are toxic for chickens
I thought coffee grounds were toxic for chickens.
They aren't just coffee grounds. The company takes all the toxins and caffeine out of it. The only place that sold it was Rural King and they don't have it anymore.
@@ronisbackyardchickens5305 Thanks....that makes sense now....still probably too pricey for me to consider but sounds like a great idea.
I was buying it at Rural King and it was 12.99 for a 35lb bag. The only problem is I can't get it anymore
Hoping to make my own, any ideas??
From my understanding it's only the caffeine that is dangerous. Once the coffee is used , the caffeine is minimal.
Cedar chips? I don’t not believe you’re supposed to use that as the cedar is too strong.
Maybe you meant to say pine in the beginning of the video not cedar…