A: Hi Annie, Hemp bedding is a great option for the deep litter method because its texture allows the bedding to remain loose and aerated as the layers build up. However, we don’t recommend using our Coffee Ground Bedding for this particular method. Because coffee bedding has a much finer texture, continuously layering it can cause it to become compacted and retain moisture rather than allowing for the airflow needed for a successful deep litter system. Our Coffee Ground Bedding works best when used as a traditional bedding, with soiled areas removed as needed and the bedding refreshed to keep the coop clean, dry, and comfortable for your flock.

A: Hi Kay352, Upgrade your coop with OverEZ EGG-sentials Coffee Ground Bedding—the eco-friendly chicken coop bedding trusted by backyard chicken keepers. Made from 100% recycled coffee grounds, this sustainable bedding delivers superior moisture absorption, helping keep your coop dry, clean, and comfortable for your flock. The naturally odor-neutralizing properties of coffee grounds help eliminate ammonia smells and create a fresher, healthier coop environment.

A: Hi Jess, Coffee grounds have most of their caffeine removed during the brewing process. The main difference between used coffee grounds from your average coffee pot and coffee grounds that are specially processed for use as chicken bedding is how they are handled afterward. Coffee grounds intended for chicken bedding go through a high-heat drying process to thoroughly remove moisture. This ensures that the grounds are completely dry before they are packaged, which helps prevent mold and creates a clean, dry bedding material for the coop. This additional drying process is an important step because regular used coffee grounds can retain quite a bit of moisture after brewing, making them more susceptible to mold if they are used or stored without being properly dried.

A: Yes, our Coffee Ground Bedding can be used with ducks as well as chickens.

A: Hi, thank you for your question! This bedding is recommended for cloacal animals such as poultry and is not intended for use with horses. If you have any other questions, our customer service team would be happy to help!

A: Thanks for asking! 😊 We recommend waiting until chicks are 8+ weeks old before using coffee ground bedding. For 4-week-old chicks, we suggest using hemp bedding until they’re old enough to transition. 🐥

A: Hi Neighbor- To cover a 4 x 8 coop floor (32 square feet), you would need approximately 2 to 3 bags. This is based on the manufacturer's guidance that 7 bags cover 100 square feet.

A: To cover 100 square feet, you would need approximately 7 bags of coffee ground bedding, which will leave you with a little extra.

A: Great question! Our coffee ground bedding is an excellent addition to your compost mix and pairs well with chicken manure to create nutrient-rich fertilizer.