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The Chicken Chick's Sweet Coop Odor Absorbent, 5 lbs.
Description
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All Natural Zeolite for Chicken Coops - Because a wet coop stinks! Sweet Coop naturally controls moisture and harmful ammonia gas odor in the coop for a sweeter, healthier home for your chickens!
- - Sweet Coop is a naturally-occurring mineral known as zeolite that is created from volcanic activity. Zeolite absorbs moisture like a sponge while neutralizing odor by arresting harmful ammonia gas molecules like a magnet
- - Sweet Coop can be used with all litter types, including pine shavings, sand, and Standlee Flock Fresh
- - Absorbs moisture naturally
- - Neutralizes odor by reducing harmful ammonia gas
Specifications
| SKU | 3596057 |
|---|---|
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
| Primary Brand | The Chicken Chick's Sweet Coop |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 5 LBS |
Additional Features
| Grain Free | No |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
Ingredients
Clinoptilolite (Zeolite) Granules.
In a clean, empty coop, sprinkle a layer of Sweet Coop on the floor followed by your litter of choice. Sprinkle additional Sweet Coop on top of litter as needed. On cleaned droppings boards sprinkle a layer of Sweet Coop to absorb any residual moisture and bind harmful ammonia gas molecules. For boxed in droppings boards, fill with several inches of Sweet Coop and scoop out droppings daily. Replenish as needed.
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Absorbs ammonia odor
Dru0313
Originally posted on Standlee
Sweet coop
Toby
Originally posted on Standlee
No more coop problems
Debra
Originally posted on Standlee
Great product
Suzanne
Originally posted on Standlee
Disappointed
Blueeyes85
No, I do not recommend this product.
stop the mess and stink
sherry
Originally posted on Standlee
time saver and a dry coop is a safe coop
Pat Forster
Originally posted on Standlee
Sweet Coop
Annette S from Texas
Originally posted on Standlee
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Could i add very little charcoal to litter to fight odors
My chick's droppings are reddish brown
Why does our dog eat our chickens feces?
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I have a20 by 10 dirt and gravel floor bulding attched to my house that a privous owner had kept there dog in for quit a wile ...whats would be the best way to clean and disenfect the ground and make it safe for animals agin
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