Bedding suggestions please :)

[Lizzie :)]

Does anybody know of a cheapish, good quality bedding?
It MUST be dust extracted as pony has COPD.
Thanks in advance
x

 

[Lizzie :)]

Anyone?!
x

 

[OpalFruits]

A horse on our yard has Giffords, it's like a wood pellet thingy, not too sure if it's dust extracted but it's really good and economical

 

[smokey]

Verdo wood pellets. 7 bags to make a decent bed, soaked to fluff them up. Skip out daily and there is literally no waste. Lift the wet once a week and top up with one bag. They are the easiest muck out ever, and are dust free

 

[Lizzie :)]

thanks
they both sound good... will do some research
x

 

[Darcydoo]

Try megabsorbe it's dust extracted paper or peat x

 

[ofcourseyoucan]

good quality shavings ............... with good quality mucking out and reg skipping out!

 

[meandmyself]

Equisorb is great but not very cheap.

 

[Victoria25]

Initially expensive but will save you loads of money/time in the future - what about mats?? I just wish I'd gotten mine sooner

 

[kateknights]

Another vote for wood pellets, will never use anything else, saves me loooaaaaddddssss of time too

 

[[69117]]

I loathe woodpellets. My boy with COPD is on paper - it's lovely, and can be done quite cheaply if you find the supplier.

 

[cardi_girl]

I use hemcore, (I have a severe allergy to dust) it works out cheaper than shavings for me as a bales lasts so much longer x

 

[wispa]

eco comfybed is the best you'll find for zero dust. plus its cheap and really easy to use. nice people to deal with as well.....just google them for a number