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slat mats...normal to calf..

crackcrack30 · 2021-05-12 16:55:35

Is there a slat mat that reduces the slat gaps to suit calves safely for a creep set-up ? Price roughly for one cubicle of 15'6 slats? Thanks

12-05-2021 4:55pm

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Is there a slat mat that reduces the slat gaps to suit calves safely for a creep set-up ?

Price roughly for one cubicle of 15'6 slats?

Thanks

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#2 12-05-2021 5:43pm

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Possibly sheep slats... green hard plastic with holes put atop slat. Or rubber tiles/mats with holes like for child play area.

Think any thing will be pretty costly though and calves benefit from a straw lie back area. Plywood boards with straw on top works and cost effective enough.

Calves are ok to creep onto a normal slatted area once a week old and navel dry. So maybe you don’t need full area covered.

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