Bedding and mites

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[Jessey]

Welcome to NR My guess, purely a guess, is that straw pellets wouldn't carry mites because of the heat used to produce them would likely kill anything living in the raw material.

 

[chunky monkey]

Have you tried miscanthus that like chop straw.

You say you have a hairy horse. Im guessing cob or heavy. They are generally known to be the ones to get mites rather than TBs.
I have two cobs both are out 24/7 so not stabled and both have mites/mallendars/sallendars. So they can get it without being stabled.

 

[TCVenture]

Hey! So, I've been using wood pellet bedding for years now and absolutely love it- it's quick and easy, actually worked out pretty cost effective, and I didn't have to worry about mites for my hairy horse.

With the crazy increase in wood pellet prices this year, I've been looking for an alternative. Straw is an absolute no, and I'm really not enjoying shavings. I've heard mixed reviews about straw pellets but have always worried about the horse eating them, and am not sure if they are bad for mites.

Does anyone have any experience with these, or alternatives?

I have had my pony on straw pellets for over 6 months now and find them very economical and clean, easy to muck out and my pony does not eat them like he would normal straw. also its not dusty like in the straw and shavings less smell as the urine soaks in if deep you only need to remove that once or twice a week