DEEP LITTER WINTER BUNDLE
4.9 / 5 · 12,900+ reviews of the products inside
A cozy bed for the girls. Fewer bedding haul-outs for you.
Give your girls a dry, insulated layer between their feet and the cold coop floor. With deep litter, you tend the bedding through winter instead of clearing it all out. Everything you need for the season ahead, in one order.
Hemp Bedding and Coop Conditioner to start your deep litter bed
Grubblies and Omega Mix for the extra protein winter calls for
Layer Calcium and Chicken Grit for her side dishes, plus Prebiotics + Probiotics for the water bowl
$225
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$139.99
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Available for first-time customers only, now through November 30th, while supplies last.
What's inside
A dry bed to settle into, treats to scratch for, and a few extras in her bowl. Seven winter essentials, one order.
Winter asks a lot of a hen. The days get short and she's finishing her fall molt. (A girl deserves some time off.) If she takes a break from laying, keep the care rituals going anyway. There's nothing like a quiet evening visit to a settled, fluffed-up flock.
That care starts right under her feet. Deep litter gives her a dry, insulated layer over the cold floor and keeps ammonia in check while she spends more time inside. Scatter a handful of Grubblies into the bedding and she has something to scratch for while you spend a few extra minutes together.
Grubblies bring protein for growing new feathers. Sprinkle Omega Mix over her regular feed for ingredients proven to put more Omega-3s in eggs. Keep Layer Calcium in its own dish for strong shells, and Chicken Grit nearby to grind down what she eats. Then mix Prebiotics + Probiotics into her water for her gut.
On the coldest night of the year, you'll know the coop is dry, fresh and ready. And when the girls return to laying, that first spring egg is your reward.
How the winter routine works
Once, to start the bed
Every day, at breakfast
Sprinkle Omega Mix over her regular feed. Keep Layer Calcium and Chicken Grit in their own dishes, next to fresh water, so she can take what she needs.
Before the girls head to roost, scatter Grubblies into the litter. Some scratching for them, a few minutes with your flock for you. Follow the serving directions on the bag.
As the bed settles
Rake the litter to stir air into the bottom layers: once a week if a droppings board catches the overnight load, and every day or two if it doesn't. Add fresh hemp on top as the bed breaks down, so the girls keep their soft layer underfoot.
Every 1 to 2 weeks
Sprinkle Coop Conditioner over the bedding to neutralize coop smells and deter pests between cleanouts.
Once a week, in the water
Deep litter won't keep the waterer from freezing, though, so check it on cold mornings.
From the Grubbly family
4.9/5
from 12,900+ reviews of the products inside
“I sprinkle a little over the bedding once a week and my coop does not have any odor even after using the deep litter method and not cleaning the coop from November through this past week!”
“I love Grubbly's Hemp bedding, it stays fresh and dry so much better than other bedding. My girls love it too.”
✓ Lynne S., verified buyer · Hemp Bedding
“The chickens come running when they see the bag of Grubblies come out!! They love these things!”
✓ David A., verified buyer · Grubblies
What to expect
The first week
Build the bed, then scatter a few treats for the girls to scratch for. Those feet make short work of a neatly raked surface.
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Through the cold months
A healthy bed smells earthy, like a forest floor. If you catch a whiff of ammonia, check ventilation and moisture first. Keep the bed in balance, and the girls have a soft place to scratch while you spend less time hauling bedding out.
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Come spring
When it's time for the spring cleanout, let the used bedding finish composting before it goes anywhere near the vegetable garden.
When your girls return to laying, keep the nutrition going: calcium for strong shells, plus Omega Mix's ingredients proven to increase Omega-3 content in eggs. Then comes the best part: gathering eggs from the flock you cared for all winter.
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Deep Litter Winter Bundle
If you love seeing your girls settled in for the night and gathering eggs you're proud to bring inside, this is their winter, sorted.
All seven for $139.99. That's $85 off buying them separately, with free shipping on top. Bedding and conditioner for the coop, treats for time with the flock, and supplements for their daily care, in one order.
$225
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38% Off · You save $85
Hemp Bedding · one 2.5 cubic foot bag
Includes one bag of hemp. Larger coops may need more to start the bed. See "Is one bag enough?" below.
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$85 off + Free shipping for new customers
Discount codes and rewards can't be combined with this bundle. Offer ends November 30, 2026.
We hope this bundle earns a happy place in your flock’s routine. If it doesn’t, our customer care crew is here for you. We’ll make it right.
Frequently asked questions
A few things to know before you bring it home.
Who can buy this bundle?
This one's a welcome just for new Grubbly customers. If you're placing your first order, you can bring home all seven for $139.99, with $85 off and free shipping.
Can I use a discount code?
No code needed. Your $85 saving is already built into the price, and shipping's free. Other discount codes can't be combined with this bundle.
Can I subscribe to it?
This bundle is a one-time purchase.
What is the deep litter method?
Think of it as slow composting right on the coop floor. A thick layer of hemp insulates the floor, while regular raking and fresh bedding keep the bed in balance. You tend the litter through winter instead of hauling it all out. Good ventilation and moisture management are part of the routine.
Does deep litter only work in cold climates?
No. Deep litter works year-round, in any climate. What matters is moisture and airflow, not temperature. In humid climates, plan on two cleanouts a year instead of one.
Do I need straw on top?
No. Hemp Bedding on its own is enough for a deep litter bed.
Is one bag of Hemp Bedding enough?
It depends on your coop's floor area and the depth of the bed. One bag covers about 20 square feet at 2 inches deep. For a 6 to 8 inch deep litter starting bed, that's roughly 5 to 7 square feet per bag, before settling and winter top-ups. If your coop needs more, add extra hemp so the girls have that thick layer underfoot from the start.
Does this replace their regular feed?
Keep their regular complete feed in the bowl. These treats and supplements go alongside it. Follow each product's serving directions.
Will my hens keep laying through winter?
Plenty of girls take a laying break as the days get shorter. This bundle helps you care for them through that rest. When they're laying again, calcium and Omega Mix bring nutrition for the eggs you love to collect.
When does the offer end?
November 30, 2026. Order by then to save $85 and get free shipping.
