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Natural coconut fiber can be used as bedding material for small animals, such as parrot, parrot, finch, canary, hamster, rabbit, etc. Natural plant fiber is clean and free from dust, with high filling power and sufficient elasticity. Small animals are warm and comfortable to use, clean and hygienic.
FEATURES：
1.The coconut fiber is a wonderful alternative to synthetic fibers as it is completely natural and contains no chemicals.
2. This fibrous material is ideal for birds to build nests or as a bedding material for small animals.
3. Pets enjoy using this fiber to dig and hideout in. Hiding treats inside the bales of coconut fiber is a great way to interact with your pets, watch as they scramble among the fibers to find their food.
4. Coconut fiber is great for your pet's health. Common sawdust is not clean enough, there will be dust on it, long-term use will affect the respiratory system of small animals. Coconut fiber is dust-free, safer and healthier for your pet.
5. High fiber filling power, sufficient elasticity, so that pets have a warm and comfortable nest.
6. The fiber material is absorbent, moisture-proof and odor-proof, you can easily clean out your pet's cage.
SPECIFICATION:
Material: Coconut fiber
Size: 5.9" x 3.9" x 0.78" ( L*W*H)
Package Contents: 6 * Coconut fiber
Note:
1.Please allow 1-3cm error due to manual measurement. Please make sure you do not mind before you bid.
2.Due to the difference between different monitors, the picture may not reflect the actual color of the item. Thank you!
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Exclusively Online Buyer
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2024
Upon unsealing the bag, I was immediately hit by an overpowering scent of fresh, industrial-strength solvent. Given that birds are delicate creatures, I had reservations about its safety for them right from the start. Nevertheless, I decided to soak the pad in hot, soapy water. After about 10 minutes of soaking and a thorough rinse, certain parts of the fiber remained stubbornly impregnated with the solvent substance. Regrettably, I had no choice but to discard the entire batch, and I won’t be purchasing this brand again.On a positive note, the presentation and packaging were satisfactory. The quantity matched our agreement, and the inclusion of smaller bags within the larger one seemed designed to maintain freshness for future use.
Theresa Kuszynski
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2024
helping out the birdies!!
Salina
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2024
So, I got these to try and make some small nests to use on my tree. I leave my Yule tree up year-round and decorate for the different holidays. Anyway, I did not have success trying to make them. Actual birds might.
Sanju's Creations
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2022
I purchased these to add as decorative elements to my crafting projects. A little fors a looooong way. The pack has a lot of product and I send some to my crafting buddies .
paul
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2022
The blue birds would sleep under the deck and not in their houses. Added this stuff instead of straw and they now sleep 2 to a house. THX!
somsy sanapanya
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2021
Pictures look like a lot, but but when you received the goods, is very thin.
Regular Shopper
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2021
Finches love these for nest building. Be sure to cut them up into short, 2-inch pieces though, to keep it safe for the birds and chicks.
sueb
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2021
The fiber is soft and silky and can probably be used for crafting or for small critters but it should not be used for bird nesting.Within 48hrs of giving this to my birds I had 2 finches and 1 canary hanging from their nests having gotten this fiber wrapped around their feet and toes. This was 3 birds in 3 different cages with 3 different types of nests but all stuck on the 2nd day after I'd given them the material. There wasn't any stretch at all and I had to use cuticle scissors to cut them free. The canary was fine, 1 of the finches was ok although her leg was bright red and her foot white where the blood flow had been cut off as she struggled to free herself. Once circulation returned, she recovered and was fine. The 3rd finch broke a toe trying to free himself before I found him, I'm thankful it wasn't his leg. Fortunately he likes cayenne so we're managing any pain or discomfort he has until it heals.The texture of this stuff really is great and I'm sure I'll find a use for it in some craft or other, or maybe a floral arrangement, but definitely not for my nesting birds.
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