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Hay for pets

cazzat1979

Warren Scout
For those of you that buy from there,what size bag do you oreder? i know they have sizes on there but i means nothing to me:oops:
Caroline
 
If you haven't had their hay before I'd get the medium size to make sure they like it! I did that, then ordered the massive bag but they didn't like the second bag!! :roll: fussy buns!
 
I first bought the 1.8kg bag to try it out. I now buy 2 x 9.5kg of their meadow hay. I go through a lot of hay so those two bags should last me about 2 1/2 weeks - 3 weeks.
 
I also buy the 9.5kg bags, which are usually closer to 10kg when they arrive. It's a good price when you buy the largest bags, Imo it's too expensive in the smaller bags.
It's only £3 difference or something between the medium bag and the large, which has twice as much hay, so personally I would take the risk and get a bigger bag straight off. Maybe if you have very fussy buns try the sample pack first.
 
Sorry i should of said ive given Minnie there sample hay and out of the three the meadow hay went down the fastest,so was going to order that one. I couldnt believe the diffrence in there meadow hay compared to shop brought that just looks brown,theres is so nice and green!
 
I also buy the 9.5kg bags, which are usually closer to 10kg when they arrive. It's a good price when you buy the largest bags, Imo it's too expensive in the smaller bags.
It's only £3 difference or something between the medium bag and the large, which has twice as much hay, so personally I would take the risk and get a bigger bag straight off. Maybe if you have very fussy buns try the sample pack first.

I agree - was going to get smaller bags but the difference in value is quite a lot! Annoyingly I'm running low on the bag I got at Easter but I'm not off work until the week after next for another delivery :(
 
Hay lasts for ages and ages as long as it's kept dry and somewhere not too hot. :)
 
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