tea bagclippings as bedding
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craigdyson1
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tea bagclippings as bedding
Hi,
My usualsuplier of tea bag clippings has ran out and doesnt find it profitable to sell it.
Can anyone suggest where youcan get it from either delivered or over the counter will be ok.
Thanks
Raig
My usualsuplier of tea bag clippings has ran out and doesnt find it profitable to sell it.
Can anyone suggest where youcan get it from either delivered or over the counter will be ok.
Thanks
Raig
Re: tea bagclippings as bedding
jsl coach builders (horseboxes) northallerton.
Re: tea bagclippings as bedding
Berriewood sell them, quite pricey though.
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craigdyson1
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Re: tea bagclippings as bedding
I paid around £9 for a 10kg bale, I was hoping that with a few friends buying in bulk we could get it cheaper.
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craigdyson1
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Re: tea bagclippings as bedding
Peeps I have found this. 100% more for what I paid.
http://www.fitchrecycling.co.uk/animal- ... tions=cart
http://www.fitchrecycling.co.uk/animal- ... tions=cart
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JAN
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Re: tea bagclippings as bedding
I get mine from JSL Coachbuilders but they have bumped the price up to £12.50 a bale PLUS delivery which is just ridiculous. Where are you based, be happy to split a pallet - am in Warwick. Is the Fitch stuff tea bag paper or just paper???
Owned by 4 working cockers, 1 lab and 1 working clumber .......................!!!
Re: tea bagclippings as bedding
I really wanted to use them but refuse to pay more for delivery than the actual product 
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Re: tea bagclippings as bedding
do you not find that your dogs eat them? I strongly suspect one of mine would as she's a canine dustbin!
cheers,
Alice.
A spaniel is a vehicle for a nose
Alice.
A spaniel is a vehicle for a nose
Re: tea bagclippings as bedding
Always up northallerton way will be happy to pick you up a bag shazzbat and you craig. 
Re: tea bagclippings as bedding
I used this for a couple months and both dogs would eat the occasional strand...which was delightful when it came out the other end...Alice wrote:do you not find that your dogs eat them? I strongly suspect one of mine would as she's a canine dustbin!
Lucy