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Your product is more expensive than some other Cardboard bedding.
When comparing Ecopetbed with other bedding, we would recommend that you check the following:
Bale Weight/Volume : Our bales weigh on average approx. 22kg, some other suppliers bales are only 15kg (30% Less)
Cardboard Quality : Check that they are using new cardboard, not boxes that last week contained a bleach delivery to a supermarket.
Some of our cardboard is printed but these are factory over stocks or misprints, not used cardboard.
Security of Payment: We only use Paypal and NOCHEX, the worlds leading online payment systems. We don't have access to any of your personal data, so there is no security risk.
If you quote your card number to a company over the phone, you cannot guarantee where that may be recorded and could end up.
Your carriage costs seem high?
We regularly check our rates with other carriers.
Our bales are usually delivered the next day after despatch. Some companies take weeks to deliver.
Bales can be delivered and left somewhere safe without signature.
Some retailers can negotiate a set carriage rate based on an average weight parcel. We can't do that as our average is 22kg.
We pack our bales in a strong protective outer bag*. Others just send the bale as it is. (*Excluding Local Deliveries)
How big are your bales?
How do I order a bale?
Is Ecobed and Ecopetbed the same product?
Yes. We just use two different names for two different markets.
Can I buy Ecopetbed locally?
In some area's yes. Please see Local Suppliers. We are also happy to supply 24 bales at wholesale prices to anyone who can store and distribute locally.
Why are the bales so big?
The product was originally produced for the Equestrian Market. So far we haven't found a cost effective was of producing small bales.
How long will a bale last?
We understand that on average a bale lasts up to 8 months for a single cage, but it will depend on many factors, such as how often you clean out the cage.
Can we save money by collecting from you?
Yes, please see Collecting for full details. Don't forget to allow for the fuel costs in you calculations!
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