PrincessPinky
Mama Doe
Why some people spend a fortune on different hay... i get mine from a farm which costs me £2.50 a bale!! Its brilliant, fresh, greeny hay and the bunnies love it :lol:
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i can not understand...
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TeflonsShadow
Wise Old Thumper
I have nowhere to put a bale... we have a flat, lol 
Plus, buns are allowed a bit of spoiling!!
Plus, buns are allowed a bit of spoiling!!
You're lucky! I too get mine by the bale, but for £4 so expensive :roll::lol:
Sometimes I buy expensive hay to tempt them, or as a treat, or when I got my foster baby and I wanted the best chance for him.
Some bunnies are super fussy though, I'm just really glad I have none of those. Mine pounce on the bale stuff like its the best thing in the world.
:lol:Sometimes I buy expensive hay to tempt them, or as a treat, or when I got my foster baby and I wanted the best chance for him.
Some bunnies are super fussy though, I'm just really glad I have none of those. Mine pounce on the bale stuff like its the best thing in the world.
PrincessPinky
Mama Doe
I borught them some fancy hay which was nearly £10 :roll: they was less interested in that than there usual hay, so it was a complete waste of money...
I have a guy who boards his rabbit with me and the first time he came he brought some hay that he bought online as he said it was the only hay his rabbit would eat. We put his rabbit into the run that already had some of my (farm bought) hay and his rabbit tucked straight into it, I thought it was funny:lol:
tigerangel
Warren Veteran
I read on the back of one of my hay packets that it was a good idea to feed different types of hay, so that buns become less fussy when the same type and source of hay naturally varies from season to season
Maybe it was just a hint for me to buy more of their products though :lol::lol::lol:
Maybe it was just a hint for me to buy more of their products though :lol::lol::lol:
PrincessPinky
Mama Doe
I read on the back of one of my hay packets that it was a good idea to feed different types of hay, so that buns become less fussy when the same type and source of hay naturally varies from season to season
Maybe it was just a hint for me to buy more of their products though :lol::lol::lol:
Yeah it probably was more than likley. I just think unless your bun has a medical problem, then farm hay does the same job as the expensive hay :lol:
i have often wondered this and me thinks some buns take the mickey, and too many people give in to them, wild buns would`nt be so selective, mine get what they are given and eat it readily..
PrincessPinky
Mama Doe
Where do you get your hay from Lauren? I spend a fortune on hay in all honesty :? I did used to buy farm bales but then it started getting really dusty and damp so i started buying it from First for Pets in cannock. I spend around £20-£30 a week on hay
£20 - £30!!!!! :shock::shock: OMG! :lol:
my friend has a farm, next time i go down shall i egt you a bale?
Gives me a excuse to come and see your buns then :lol:
Jaysmonkey
Wise Old Thumper
My brother lives in Churchfenton, and buys me farm hay which is £2 for a huge bag. My bunnies aren't fussy and all love it. They hate P@H stuff though and won't touch timothy hay. But hey £2 a week is good by me
PrincessPinky
Mama Doe
The hay that i get isn't dusty at all.. i get no dusty horrible bits at the bottom of the bag, its all fresh, greeny hay
:lol:And my bunnies have never caught mites, ive been giving it them 3 years now :wave:
Biscuit Bunny
Alpha Buck
Get mine from west willows, brilliant hay but postage is SO expensive, about £29 for two boxes, which last about a month.
No room to store a bale, and Biscuit is very fussy.
No room to store a bale, and Biscuit is very fussy.
Becky's Bunnies
Mama Doe
Im a nightmare with hay, have 7 different types for them. Once spent 6 pounds on a tiny bag of hay (it did look good mind).
O/h had practically used it all on one hay tray, told him how much it cost, it went back in the bag faster than it came out:lol:, we had stern words after though:evil:
. Once spent 6 pounds on a tiny bag of hay (it did look good mind). O/h had practically used it all on one hay tray, told him how much it cost, it went back in the bag faster than it came out:lol:, we had stern words after though:evil:
PrincessPinky
Mama Doe
Oh erm i have no idea :? my friend just puts it in binliners for me :lol:
