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buying hay online

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Estelle

Wise Old Thumper
My usual pet shop had sold out of hay yesterday and as i'm unable to go shopping whenever i like anymore (baby doesn't like it!)
I thought i'd start buying hay online. The only thing is there seems to be loads of different kinds!
I usually get meadow hay from a local shop which is lovely and green and smells fresh. What kind of hay have you bought online that you could recommend? :)
 
Estelle said:
My usual pet shop had sold out of hay yesterday and as i'm unable to go shopping whenever i like anymore (baby doesn't like it!)
I thought i'd start buying hay online. The only thing is there seems to be loads of different kinds!
I usually get meadow hay from a local shop which is lovely and green and smells fresh. What kind of hay have you bought online that you could recommend? :)
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http://www.thehayexperts.co.uk/

http://www.pamperedpiggies.co.uk/categories.php

http://www.willowwarren.co.uk/

My buns eat the willowwarren hay daily (Timothy rich locally grown) and get a top up of Oxbow Western, Burns Green Oat, Burns Organic Mountain, and the Somerset Hay from Pampered Piggies (is fab!!) :wave:
I also supplelment with plenty of dried herbs and leaves and other fibrous woods/tree cuttings from apple, willow, hazel etc.
 
I used to get the big bales of stalky meadow hay from Dust Free Hay co and Alfie and Bubbles highly recommend it. It's about £27 but is absolutely huge (so you'd need somewhere to store it). :)

Do you have any farm shops nearby? I get huge bales of timothy hay now for £4.50 - again you need somewhere to store it, but it would mean you wouldn't need to make as many trips to buy hay. ;)
 
Our buns favourites are DFH but we now have an online pet shop and have different kinds of hay available including some produced by the DFH.
 
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