Hay from The Range

[Dave81]

To those who are interested my order direct from the supplier came today, all the bags look like good quality hay, nothing dodgy looking

 

[wendle]

Mine wouldn't touch that hay I ended up giving 5 bags away to my friend for his ferrets to sleep on

 

[Dave81]

Mine wouldn't touch that hay I ended up giving 5 bags away to my friend for his ferrets to sleep on

Mine love it although I do swap between 2 different types, this is mainly bedding hay for my buns luckily

 

[Stator]

Mine wouldn't touch that hay I ended up giving 5 bags away to my friend for his ferrets to sleep on

Was that from TheRange about 6 months ago? Very brown and stringy? I had the same problem and ended up giving loads away. The current batch is better now though, although I only buy a couple bags at a time, don't want to get stung like last time!

 

[wendle]

Was that from TheRange about 6 months ago? Very brown and stringy? I had the same problem and ended up giving loads away. The current batch is better now though, although I only buy a couple bags at a time, don't want to get stung like last time!

Yep it was very stringy I'll have a look at the new bags if it's better although there is a warehouse that does pet supplies near me I found that gets dust free hay and it's a big bag and really stalky it's only £3.75 for a big bag and they love it but I like to get some different ones to mix in

 

[rabbitdan]

I have started to buy this online.

You can get 5 bags for £20 I think it is.

However a local childs farm has just started selling whole bales of straw and hay. I may buy these, its just having space to store them!

 

[LiamP]

We sell this in work and its good hay

 

[Bluesmum]

I just buy bales...that way I can pick my hay and it only costs £7.50 a bale. Marnie loves it and so do Karens buns (Rhianna)

 

[i_am_tre]

I use this hay as my local pet shop 'Petstop' stocks it and its cheaper than P@Hand I like the quality, my buns and guineas love it and they're not sneezing like they were with P@H hay.

Although my friend has got some gorgeous green, great quality hay that she buys from a farm she knows and only pays £3 a bale for it so I'm starting to buy it off her in half and quarter bale amounts so it's costing me £1.50 for the same amount I buy of the devon hay that costs £3-£4.

So buying bales is prolly better if you have the space. If you don't then that hay is great