Anyone tried the timothy dust free hay yet?

SarahP

Wise Old Thumper

• Jul 6, 2007

• #1

It's up for £10.99, with only single bales being sold at the moment. I've got stacks of hay at the moment, and would only be interested if it was being sold in larger quantities anyway, but just wondered if anyone had ordered any yet?

 

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Becca

Wise Old Thumper

• Jul 6, 2007

• #2

Where is that from Sarah?I buy the dust free hay from www.dustfreehay.co.uk[/url] and my piggies and bunnies love it.

 

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SarahP

Wise Old Thumper

• Jul 6, 2007

• #3

The same place - the site has been updated.

 

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Becca

Wise Old Thumper

• Jul 6, 2007

• #4

Great i shall take a look

 

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BUBBLES

Mama Doe

• Jul 6, 2007

• #5

Becca said:

Where is that from Sarah?I buy the dust free hay from www.dustfreehay.com and my piggies and bunnies love it.

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I presume that is .co.uk and not .com

 

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Becca

Wise Old Thumper

• Jul 6, 2007

• #6

BUBBLES said:

I presume that is .co.uk and not .com

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:lol: :lol: It is yes sorry having a blonde moment

 

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Dasonix

Mama Doe

• Jul 6, 2007

• #7

is it pure timothy or a timothy rich hay like WWW ???

 

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oscarbunny

Warren Veteran

• Jul 7, 2007

• #8

How big is the bale?

 

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Ben's mum

Warren Veteran

• Jul 7, 2007

• #9

Bunnybasics said:

is it pure timothy or a timothy rich hay like WWW ???

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Seems like both, a mix - "Our Meadow Mix contains numerous traditional grass variety's including a large proportion of Timothy,they are all native to England." and then a timothy hay (they show a photo of pure timothy)

 

touie

Wise Old Thumper

• Jul 7, 2007

• #10

I see they do big bales now too, does anyone know how big they are?:?

 

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capel

Warren Veteran

• Jul 7, 2007

• #11

Norman put in a sack of the Timothy hay with my second last order of 10 for me to try and the buns went crazy for it!! They love the normal dustfree hay anyway, but they really did seem to relish the Timothy. I put it in with the other stuff but it's the timothy which is eaten first....It is seems courser than the other hay.

 

SarahP

Wise Old Thumper

• Jul 7, 2007

• #12

touie said:

I see they do big bales now too, does anyone know how big they are?:?

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I've just had a big bale turn up - 18 kg I think. Less than the 10 bales, but works out cheaper.