on 22-05-2017 12:16 PM
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on 24-05-2017 05:00 PM
@michellebartley wrote:
It was small animal bedding to be precise and not food. Im quite chuffed actually as the seller shipped the item super fast.
The mind boggles Mchelle.......................................
on 24-05-2017 06:40 PM
on 24-05-2017 06:50 PM
on 24-05-2017 07:34 PM
Well this post makes sense Michelle but it is nothing like your first posts which made very little sense at all.
on 24-05-2017 08:08 PM
Why would we not also be confused? Michelle, once again, has not presented all the information to support her 'question'. Although, when she finally did, it doesn't seem to be confusing at all.
I also find it hard to believe that her rodents would appreciate luxury imported bedding over anything soft from around the house. I suspect there is a high degree of projection happening.
on 24-05-2017 08:31 PM
Rodents only need shredded newspaper.
After all, they are incontinent, and newspaper can be changed daily.
on 24-05-2017 10:58 PM
When my pets were babies and living inside, I got them one of those nice, cosy dog pillow things, thinking they'd like laying on something soft. Nope! They liked kicking the old towels and sheets around and making a nest out of them. They were still incontinent at that point (they are all house trained now), so chucking the sheets and towels in the washing machine was no problem. They still like laying in them now when they come inside of a night to watch TV. I couldn't use shredded newspaper......they'd eat it.
Maybe I should have imported some bedding for them? Maybe bought them some 1,000 count Thai silk sheets? They had Canningvale towels, so weren't getting the bottom of the barrel.
on 24-05-2017 11:14 PM
Thai silk?
Million thread Egyptian cotton, surely.
on 24-05-2017 11:21 PM
An old NVA blanket (probably a collectors piece) or the good old concrete seems to suit Batgirl and Batboy just fine............
on 24-05-2017 11:51 PM
Yeah, but the Bats can't compete with the pedigree of my babies.
Dave, I did offer them the million thread count Egyptian cotton, but they said they were too good that cheap rubbish. The Thai silk was softer on their little faces.