Spenser doesn't like any hay enough to warrant buying a large bag - I'm still buying sample bags from Animal Magic.
I'm not sure if you can get sample's from hayexperts tbh I think you probably can, in all honesty Lisa is so helpful if you rang her I'm sure she'd do one for you, the Oat, Wheat & Barley does come in smaller bags aswell i think.
I'm not sure if you can get sample's from hayexperts tbh I think you probably can, in all honesty Lisa is so helpful if you rang her I'm sure she'd do one for you, the Oat, Wheat & Barley does come in smaller bags aswell i think.
:wave: Thank you - I have just emailed now to see if they can help me.
Can't wait until the green oat hay is back to normal. I have been saving up my pennies so will hopefully have enough to buy massively in bulk
We use the Oxbow Oat hay and the ONLY bits our two love are the seeds!! :lol:
:lol: I was going to say that, I've read a few people's buns really like the bitty bits and thick stalks, just goes to prove they are all uniquely fussy :lol:
:wave:My buns are certainly VERY fussy!! Even the seed heads on their normal meadow hay get thrown out of the litter tray! I shouldn't complain though because the long leafy bits are probably better for their teeth.
I wonder if hay experts have replied yet....I can't access my hotmail from work so will have to wait until I get home.
I didn't realise the quality of hay was to do with the packing process, I just assumed it must be seasonal. My local petshop stock the green oat hay so I always pop in once a week to inspect their new delivery which has been stalky and seedy for months now!!
I bought 2 bags recently and its not as nice as the last lot I had its very short bits not like last time they were lovely and long.
Ditto, the bag I have this time is really quite seedy and bitty! (and that's a technical term just in case you were wondering)
:lol: I've just had a lovely bag delivered today it's kind of half and half long soft green strands and then the thicker stalky bitty bits at the bottom, wish I'd ordered 2 now