One bag provides enough poultry litter to cover roughly 12 square feet at a 1-inch depth, or about 1 cubic foot total, making it ideal for a duck run and a cleaner alternative to cedar shavings.

Our bedding is produced in the USA without pesticides, herbicides, or other chemical additives. Because it's so absorbent, most customers get 2 to 4 months of use, though this varies by flock size and setup.

Absolutely. It's nearly dust-free, which is important for the delicate lungs of young ducklings, making it a solid pick for brooders.

Brooder size matters, but a good starting point is around a 1-inch layer, adding more as needed.

Yes — it has a neutral pH and breaks down quickly, making it compost-friendly and faster to decompose than materials like pine shavings.

Definitely. While it's a great fit for ducks and waterfowl, it also works well for chickens and other small animals.

Yes. Its high absorbency helps manage the extra moisture ducks produce, keeping ammonia down and the coop drier between full cleanouts.

Yes. It comes from a fast-growing, low-input crop that needs no pesticides or herbicides, and its absorbency and durability make it a smart value over time.

It forms small, manageable clumps around moisture, which makes spot-cleaning simple and stretches the time between deep cleans.

Common uses include lining the duck house floor, padding brooders for ducklings, and layering under roosting or resting areas. Follow us on Instagram @eatonpetandpasture to see how other duck owners are using it.