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This is Sassy Pants, she takes relaxing very seriously.
Connections to Love a Chicken Diaper on both platforms
Love A Chicken Diaper
Every 2 Diapers purchased at regular price I will automatically Include 1 Free Pee Pad no Promo code needed.
I will start taking orders on the March 31st. I'm sorry it has taken me this long to catch up. This last week is for taxes and price changes for Diapers because everything has increased and JoAnn Fabric is going out business. I'm having to find new fleece sources.
I will donate $1 for each Hawaiian Print diaper sold. It will go to chicken rescues in the Hawaiian islands.
(I've donated $80 total so far to 6 different sanctuaries, $10 increments.)
For your hen saddle needs please visit Tiny Raptor Villiage
on FaceBook and Online


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I, Danyle, started making my fleece diapers about in 2010. My boys, Chuck, Pudge, and Peanut, that I had at the time were Frizzle Bantams. Chuck and Peanut didn't have many feathers for the first 3 years of his life so I needed something to catch the poo and be soft on Peanut's skin. I hate to hand wash things all the time so I made the diapers sturdy and simple enough to go through the washing machine and the dryer. The sewn in insert/lining is made from the same material as Washable baby diaper water resistant pull ups. The buttons are plastic and the fleece is a soft, fluffy polyester blend.
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My Story
I thought it would be nice to share the design with everyone so I started making and selling the diapers. I have also made a modified Diaper for the Featherless/ No Tail birds so they can be diapered. I use fleece because it's soft for our Feathered Friends, doesn't stain like other materials, and is light. The design is made to be fitted to each individual without preset measurements. I use two buttons to hold the straps and tail piece, but I do not precut the holes except for one side of the tail piece. The fabric is forgiving, doesn't unravel, so more than one button hole can be put into the fabric if needed to fit properly or refit to a different bird.

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