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What Hay??
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BaileyBunn
Warren Scout
i use oxbox timothy hay, you can get it really cheap on vet uk website:
http://www.vetuk.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=2745 - theres a link to it, most stuff like food and medical aid is half the price on that website so its a good one to bookmark, anyway i also give bailey long cut meadow hay as she like both and it gives her abit of variety,
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http://www.vetuk.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=2745 - theres a link to it, most stuff like food and medical aid is half the price on that website so its a good one to bookmark, anyway i also give bailey long cut meadow hay as she like both and it gives her abit of variety,
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antigone
Wise Old Thumper
It all depends on what type of hay your rabbits want to eat. You can get sample packs from here: http://www.animalmagicpetsupplies.c...th=/Shops/BT3336/Categories/Easter_Fundraiser and see what your rabbits like. Mine love oxbow timothy hay, burns green oat hay and dust free hay from this website: http://www.animalmagicpetsupplies.co.uk
holidayhutch
Warren Veteran
anything we can get, really. i don't have a car and i'm not in to receive orders so i'm a bit limited. we have timothy hay, meadow hay,. forage, herbage, a fancy meadow mix i've forgotten the name of and lots of green oat hay, which is their favourite. when i say 'we' i mean i buy it and they eat it...
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giantbunnymummy
Warren Veteran
My two loved their sample pack from the fundraiser - I got the one with seven different bags. I definitely recommend it as a good way of discovering their preferences :wave:
I buy quite a variety of hays for mine to keep their diet interesting - oat, wheat and barley hay is a current favourite, as is bunny nature meadow hay with chamomile, but their main hay is always Dust Free Hay.
I buy quite a variety of hays for mine to keep their diet interesting - oat, wheat and barley hay is a current favourite, as is bunny nature meadow hay with chamomile, but their main hay is always Dust Free Hay.
Bunnyaddict
Wise Old Thumper
Baled hay from the local farm - long, thick green stalky stuff They go mad for it & £3 a bale - it's a bargain :thumb:
They won't entertain anything else & just drag it out hay racks to pee on it! :roll:
They go mad for it & £3 a bale - it's a bargain :thumb:They won't entertain anything else & just drag it out hay racks to pee on it! :roll:
sillyrabbit
Wise Old Thumper
I feed mine meadow hay, its really cheap and they eat it Its about £8 or £9 and lasts at least a whole month, thats also with enough for them to play and burrow in :lol:
They get a bag of timmy hay and a bag of oat hay once a week, but these are small bags and don't last long
Its about £8 or £9 and lasts at least a whole month, thats also with enough for them to play and burrow in :lol: They get a bag of timmy hay and a bag of oat hay once a week, but these are small bags and don't last long
Ive just had an order from Hay Experts. Mine are on Orchard as, having bought 4 bags of Timothy, they went off it. I have really fussy bunnies and it depends on the cut of Timothy Hay, with the latest cut being coarse which they don't like. The Orchard they will eat loads of.
You can get sample packs from Lisa at Hay Experts. It was great that I got an e mail telling me it was going to arrive between 1.30 and 2.30 and it did. There is a delivery charge but my order is huge and it works out little on each bag.
You can get sample packs from Lisa at Hay Experts. It was great that I got an e mail telling me it was going to arrive between 1.30 and 2.30 and it did. There is a delivery charge but my order is huge and it works out little on each bag.
