Coco peat Animal bedding
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Ongoing, First published Nov 16, 2021
Coco peat is fast replacing all other sorts of animal bedding products world over and they come as

Briquettes
5 kg bales
Or any other form according to your requirements. 

What are the benefits?

It absorbs moisture better than any other bedding medium - 1 kilo can absorb 10 litres
It is easy to lay and easy to remove and is without fine dust particles
It carries no pathogenic agents
It reduces pests more than 90% - no worms and has no bad odours
It frees horses from breathing problems and is ideal for horses that are allergic to dust
It ensures hooves' health by safeguarding them from infections of hooves.
It has cushioning effect for horses, so horses are comfortable and it reduces discomfort of limbs and ligaments by preventing fatigue of them
One 25 kg bale can cover 3.6 sqm - just 3 bales for three months, so it is economical. 
It is 100% organic, cost effective easy to use and has an after use as a medium to add to richness of soil in cultivation and gardening after used.
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