Standlee Certified Chopped Straw Bedding, 25 lbs.

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Certified Chopped Straw is an excellent choice in all-natural and biodegradable bedding for animals including chickens, goats, sheep, rabbits, guinea pigs, dogs and other small animals.

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Certified Chopped Straw is an excellent choice in all-natural and biodegradable bedding for animals including chickens, goats, sheep, rabbits, guinea pigs, dogs and other small animals. Our Chopped Straw is chopped into approximately 4” pieces so consumers only discard soiled straw bedding. Chopped Straw bags contains 2 cu. ft (56.6 L) compressed or 10 cu. ft. (283.2 L) expanded and are Certified Noxious Weed Free.

Recommended For:

Non-equine bedding, composting and chicken coops

OTHER PRODUCT BENEFITS

  • All-natural and biodegradable bedding
  • Certified Noxious Weed Free
  • Soft feel and clean
  • Minimal waste with clean-up

INGREDIENTS

Naturally Sun-Cured Premium Barley or Wheat Straw

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Brand Standlee

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