US-grown aspen compostable & biodegradable bedding - fits all standard nesting boxes for chickens Soft & thick for comfortable nesting & less egg breakage - natural materials keep coops clean & dry Nesting pads for chicken coop & brooder box needs - kraft paper backing to keep the bedding in place Includes 2oz sample of our Coop Confetti Nesting Herbs made using 100% edible, dried flowers & herbs Choose Fresh Eggs Daily for all your chicken coop accessories & natural chicken feed supplements Fresh Eggs Daily Hen Aspen Nesting Pads are made right here in the USA in the Great Lakes region. Soft aspen bedding with a natural paper backing makes it harder for hens to kick out of the nests and cushions eggs for less breakage. I started using aspen nesting pads in my chickens' nesting boxes a couple of years ago and LOVED them so much, I decided to team up with the manufacturer to make them available to you. The aspen curls help to prevent egg breakage. The kraft paper backing helps the pads keep their shape, prevents the hens from kicking the nesting material out of the boxes, and makes for easy clean-up and replacement. Bonus! The whole thing will decompose in your compost pile. Plus there's no dust. The pads don't need to be changed out very often at all. I just take them out, shake them out, or pull out any soiled nesting material, refluff them and put them back in the boxes. If they get dirty or poopy, it's so easy to just remove the soiled bedding. They're nice and thick so no need to replace the whole pad. They fit all standard nesting boxes and are also great for chick brooders too! Compostable and biodegradable, natural and long lasting. Sold in a pack of 6 with a FREE 2oz. sample of Coop Confetti nesting herbs. REMEMBER.... Chickens HATE change! So when you first put these pads in the nest, they'll likely be curious (and suspicious) and kick them around, but once they get used to them, you will find that the pads last longer and stay fresher than other traditional nesting materials. They're easy to pull out, shake off and replace... and can be composted when they need to be changed. I only replace mine every few months.