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Pebbles82 · 06-09-2019, 03:02 AM

Incidentally I am not sure what the whole anti Fitch thing is at the moment as I have been using it for a few years, and still using it and don't have any issue with it whatsoever. It varies in colour and texture slightly sometimes, depending on what they have been recycling but it's good stuff, dust free and our hamsters love it. The occasional hard bit of paper but that does no harm and the occasional blue bit of paper which also does no harm. Never seen cardboard in it, but cardboard wouldn't do any harm either!

As Kaytee Clean and Cozy seems so popular at the moment I did try some but I still prefer Fitch.

Yes it has gone up from about £17 to £23 for a 10kg bag but a 10kg bag lasts me about 6 months with the Barney cage, or maybe even longer.

06-09-2019, 03:02 AM
Pebbles82 Hamster Antics Join Date: Sep 2014 Posts: 23,533	Re: Best substrate for burrowing in the UK? Incidentally I am not sure what the whole anti Fitch thing is at the moment as I have been using it for a few years, and still using it and don't have any issue with it whatsoever. It varies in colour and texture slightly sometimes, depending on what they have been recycling but it's good stuff, dust free and our hamsters love it. The occasional hard bit of paper but that does no harm and the occasional blue bit of paper which also does no harm. Never seen cardboard in it, but cardboard wouldn't do any harm either! As Kaytee Clean and Cozy seems so popular at the moment I did try some but I still prefer Fitch. Yes it has gone up from about £17 to £23 for a 10kg bag but a 10kg bag lasts me about 6 months with the Barney cage, or maybe even longer.