Best bedding for a wet horse

My mare is very wet, what works best for us is to have a megazorb base (ridiculously absorbent!) with a deep bed of straw on top (cheap to replace). Wood pellets work well but we found them too dusty.
 
Wood pellets, we3;ve recently changed over to Corley Bio pellets & found them to be easy & quick to muck out, very absorbant & significant;ly cheaper than shavings. :)
 
If he's weeing/drinking excessively get him tested for Cushings.

Vets in our area are offering the cushings tests for free, all you have to pay for is the vet call out. There is a new(ish) drug on the market, which I think is called pergolide, which cures/prevents (can't remember which) cushings. Ask your vet for more info.

WRT bedding, wood pellets, unsoaked could be an option? Although not very comfy, so perhaps a pellet/shavings mix?
 
Hi Thanks guys I take a look at those different beddings he does not have cushing is just wet and messy.
Thanks again
 
Does anyone know if wood pellets rot down quickly? I have a very messy mare and all horses at our yard are on miscanthus bedding which is lovely, but I too am adding 3 - 4 bales of bedding a week. The bedding has to rot down quickly for the YO. to consider it. Thank you!
 
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