LauryStevens
Mama Doe
There you are :lol: OK that sounds like a plan thanks v much, I'll let you know what they reckon when they've tried it, I'll take some pics
Lovely
You'll have to PM me as well when they've tried it 
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Lovely
You'll have to PM me as well when they've tried it 
helgalush
Wise Old Thumper
I feed Burns Oat Hay daily, just a handful each and mine are OK, granted there is sometimes a day or two where I forget
I was buying the meadow hay until recently when I had a batch that was brown & dried & dusty a bit like Pets at home hay and the buns weren't impressed at all and in fact I ended up using one maxi size in the outside aviary on the floor and still have one on the shelf to do the same, they won't eat it. I've been buying bagged Natures Best meadow hay locally as it's nice and green and fresh smelling and I can see what I'm buying.
Maybe I'll give Pure Pastures a go again then if it's improved, is it nice and green & fresh again now?
Its probably a mix-up in my head! :lol:
I just thought it was either Green Oat Hay or plain Oat Hay that you were meant to limit for some reason.
But very likely that I am wrong!
VickiP
Wise Old Thumper
Its probably a mix-up in my head! :lol:
I just thought it was either Green Oat Hay or plain Oat Hay that you were meant to limit for some reason.
But very likely that I am wrong!
:lol: I know the feeling ! I thought the Burns Oat Hay was actually the Green Oat/Plain Oat hay, the only thing I thought to watch is that it is a bit fattening ? Not sure if that's true or not but mine are alright with handful daily each I think.:wave: