free sample pet bedding

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http://www.jandmproducts.co.uk/contact.htm

Snooze Shredded Paper for
cats and dogs

Snooze Flakes for
ferrets and small animals

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Free samples are available to UK

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AnnieH

Thanks, just the thing for the hamster.

JWVOODOO

My dwarf hamsters will like that.

Fenris

I can see the point for hamsters and mice and what-not, but if I introduced my Salem to that he'd look at me like I'd gone potty! My bed's far to comfy for him to swap! Do people really use this type of bedding for their dogs and cats?

Incidently, the cat on the dog/cat page looks just like my Salem! Funny how black cats all look alike, isn't it?

K9cuddles

Fenris wrote:

I can see the point for hamsters and mice and what-not, but if I introduced my Salem to that he'd look at me like I'd gone potty! My bed's far to comfy for him to swap! Do people really use this type of bedding for their dogs and cats?

Incidently, the cat on the dog/cat page looks just like my Salem! Funny how black cats all look alike, isn't it?

I think you'll find it's for peeps that run kennels or catteries!!

Fenris

Seriously? Oh well, goes to show doesn't it?! I've never put my cat in a cattery (never been away!) so I always thought they provided proper bedding. Thanks for enlightening me!

mh1923

Kennelled animals often chew up their bedding out of anxiety. At least with paper filling, they are less likely to choke themselves. And since you throw it away, no worry about transferring germs (or fleas! :eek: ) between animals.

-Michelle

viktory

Thanks - my daughter's hamster will be chuffed to little fur balls!

zounds

Thanks for the link, my Mums got six cats and they all laze about in cardboard boxes dotted around the house, so they might appreciate this No prices on the site tho' - it'll be interesting to see how much they sell it for.

jasper12

mh1923 wrote:

Kennelled animals often chew up their bedding out of anxiety. At least with paper filling, they are less likely to choke themselves.
-Michelle

Thats it now. How guilty do I feel about putting the dog and cats in kennels

Fenris

jasper12 wrote:

Thats it now. How guilty do I feel about putting the dog and cats in kennels

When I was planing to move down south I e-mailed my local Cats Protection chappie and he recommended a cat sitter. I never used her because I didn't go house hunting after all, but I reckon it's the best way to go. I remember when I was younger we put our dog in a kennel for about a week while we went on holiday and he came out in a terrible state. Mum swore she'd never do it again...and she didn't! Just put me off the whole idea of leaving any animal in a kennel/cattery. *Shivers*