Hurdz Hemp Nesting Pads for Chicken Coops – 13"x13" (5 Pack)
Ingredients
Benifits
Keep your nesting boxes fresh, soft, and clean with Hurdz Hemp Nesting Pads. Each 13"x13" pad is made from natural hemp fibers that are dust-free, compostable, and gentle on feathers and eggs.
These nesting pads make egg collection easier while reducing odor, moisture, and waste. Perfect for backyard chicken coops and small poultry setups. Sustainably made and 100% biodegradable.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hurdz Hemp Bedding made from?
Hurdz Hemp Bedding is made from the woody core of the hemp plant, known as the hurd. It’s 100% natural, biodegradable, and sustainably grown in North America without pesticides or additives.
Is hemp bedding safe for all animals?
Yes! Hurdz Hemp Bedding is safe for chickens, horses, small animals, and reptiles. It’s dust-free, non-toxic, and gentle on paws, hooves, and feathers, promoting respiratory health and comfort.
Does hemp bedding control odor better than pine or straw?
Absolutely. Hemp naturally absorbs up to four times its weight in moisture and neutralizes ammonia odors more effectively than pine, straw, or wood shavings — keeping stalls and coops fresh longer.
Can hemp bedding be composted after use?
Yes, Hurdz Hemp Bedding breaks down quickly and enriches soil with organic matter. Many customers compost it directly or use it in gardens as mulch — a true zero-waste solution.
How often should I replace hemp bedding?
Because hemp is more absorbent than most materials, you’ll find you need to replace it less often — typically every 7–14 days depending on animal type and enclosure size.
Where is Hurdz Hemp Bedding made?
All Hurdz Hemp products are proudly made in North America from sustainably grown hemp. We partner with farms that share our commitment to quality and eco-friendly practices.
Can I use Hurdz Hemp Bedding for reptiles or amphibians?
Yes, hemp bedding helps maintain ideal humidity for reptiles while remaining safe, natural, and easy to clean. It’s a great choice for snakes, lizards, turtles, and tortoises.