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Disposing rat/mice litter?

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Posted by: insangelic at Tue Sep 29 11:58:15 2009  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by insangelic ]  
   

Hi Everyone,

I breed rats in a 6 level mortar rack and a few mice in a lab cage. They produce quite alot of waste and I am wondering if anyone knows of a great way to dispose of the litter? I live in the Bay Area, CA and the yard waste bins specifically state no feces. I can keep dumping it in the trash bin but would like to find a more eco friendly solution. I plan to use biodegradeable bags too. Any suggestions would be great!

   

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