Farmstead Bedding

All-Natural Wood Pellet Bedding for Chickens, Cats, Rabbits & Livestock

Lab-Tested Ammonia Elimination
100% Natural — No Additives
Expands 4x in Volume
Safe for Chickens, Cats, Rabbits & Horses
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Compostable & Biodegradable
Ammonia Neutralizing Pellet Bedding
Ammonia Neutralizing Pellet Bedding
Ammonia Neutralizing Pellet Bedding
Ammonia Neutralizing Pellet Bedding

Ammonia Neutralizing Pellet Bedding

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Farmstead Bedding is a single-species wood pellet bedding that naturally eliminates ammonia at the source. No additives. 

No chemicals. Just pure, consistent bedding that keeps your coop, litter box, or stall smelling like pine — not like an animal pen.

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Why Farmstead Bedding Works When Others Fail

Not Sure How Much You Need? Let Us Help

Answer 3 quick questions and we'll recommend exactly how much Farmstead Bedding you need — so you never run short or over-order.

What type of animal(s) are you bedding for?

How to use Farmstead Bedding

Frequently Asked Questions

Standard wood pellets are made from mixed wood species and mill scraps — meaning the formula varies from bag to bag. Farmstead Bedding uses a single specific wood type, processed to a consistent standard, which is what allows the ammonia elimination chemistry to work reliably every time.

Yes. Because Farmstead Bedding is 100% natural with no chemical additives, it is safe for brooder chicks, newly hatched birds, and young animals.

Use the Quantity Recommendation Quiz above to get a personalized estimate. As a general guide: a 10-chicken flock in a 40 sq ft coop typically uses one 40 lb bag per month on a clean-out schedule.

Yes. One of the key benefits of Farmstead Bedding is that the ammonia is neutralized during use, so spent bedding can be applied to garden soil without the months-long composting wait required for standard chicken waste.

Chickens, ducks, geese, pheasants, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, horses, and any small livestock that produce ammonia-containing waste.

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