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SunGrow Bird Nesting Coconut Fiber, Bedding Material for Parakeet & Finch Nest Box
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Kaytee Kay Kob Bird & Small Animal Natural Bedding & Litter, 25-lb bag
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Prevue Pet Products T3 Antimicrobial Protected Paper Bird & Small Animal Cage Liner, 21.5 in x ...
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Pampered Chicken Mama PestBGone & MitesBGone Poultry Coop Herbs, 4-lb bag
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SunGrow Canary & Finch Nesting Material in Bird Cage Handmade Grass Basket, 4-in diameter
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Brinsea TLC-40 Advance Series II Brooder Parrot Intensive Care Unit
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Happy Hen Treats Excelsior Nest Box Bedding Chicken Nesting Pads, 15 count
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Pampered Chicken Mama Scent of Spring Poultry Nesting Box Herbs, 10-oz bag
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Brinsea TLC-40 Eco Series II Brooder Parrot Intensive Care Unit
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Bird Nesting & Bedding
The best bird litter and nesting materials are designed to help your bird build the nest she instinctually wants. The nest provides warmth, security and comfort. Bird litter and bird nesting material should also allow for easy cleaning on a daily basis and you should also be able to easily examine your bird's droppings for possible signs of illness. Kaytee Kay Kob Bird and small Animal Natural Bedding & Litter keeps your pet bird's habitat dry and odor free. The natural corn cob bird bedding product is highly absorbent and won't stick to the bird cage. It can be used as bedding or litter for birds and small pets. Brown's Naturally Fresh! Aspen Small Animal and Bird Bedding is made from kiln-dried hardwood aspen that has been cleaned and filtered to eliminate dust and debris. This bird nesting material is odorless and shredded for comfort. Keep your feathered friend clean and happy with bird nesting material that's comfortable and recreates a habitat that she's happy to spend time in and chirp in to her heart's content. Bird cage perches are a great addition to your bird's home. And, if you really want to keep your bird entertained think about adding a few bird toys into the cage for some extra entrainment that is sure to keep them happy for hours! Shop for all of your bird supplies like bird food, bird treats and much more here at Chewy's online pet store!
Related Categories: Bird Cages and Accessories, Bird Perches and Toys, Bird Grooming and Health Products, Bird Gifts and Books For Bird Lovers, Bird Supplies
Frequently Asked Questions about Bird Nesting & Bedding
How often should you change bird litter?
You should change bird litter daily for good cage hygiene and odor control. Experts recommend using paper sheets or cage liners instead of loose bird litter like paper crumbles or wood shavings.
What is the best thing to put on the bottom of a bird cage?
The best thing to put on the bottom of a bird cage is paper. Newspaper or paper towels work well for lining the bottom of a bird cage, but you can also find bird cage liner paper made specifically for that purpose. Most experts recommend against using bird cage bedding materials like wood chips or shavings or corncob bird bedding because birds may ingest it. Some also caution against using bird cage litter made from shredded or crumbled paper for the same reason.
What are the best bird litters?
The best bird litters are flat sheets of paper that you can replace every day. Plain paper sheets or liners will also let you monitor your bird's waste for signs of irregularity or illness. Experts recommend against using bird litters like corn cob or wood shavings that your bird might eat. If your bird likes having some litter at the bottom of the cage to play with, you can put clean straw or large, bird-safe aspen chips in just a corner of the cage. Be sure to replace any bird litter and liners you put in your bird's cage daily.
Do birds need nesting boxes?
Many birds do need nesting boxes. Bird nesting boxes are recommended for breeding birds, and experts recommend nesting boxes or open bird nests even for non-breeding parakeets, as well. Be sure to choose a bird nest or nesting box that is appropriate for your species of bird.
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