chloemurray
Warren Veteran
If you don't buy your hay there, you should!
never tried them, but i am a firm believer of if it aint broke dont fix it...
hay experts for me any day
It seems to me that the hay experts are cheaper. :?
http://www.hayforpets.co.uk/products.html
https://www.thehayexperts.co.uk/Hay...xi.643.html?osCsid=oi9k6634de9deb6pu01765mo54
Am I missing something? :?
Hay experts doesn't include postage, but hay for pets does :wave:
Thanks for that! :wave:
I suppose the hay experts may be cheaper if one buys larger quantities.
only for the bagged meadow hay you linked I think.Thanks for that! :wave:
I suppose the hay experts may be cheaper if one buys larger quantities.
only for the bagged meadow hay you linked I think.
Timothy hay from the hay experts works out at roughly £4.50 per kg (plus postage on top) if you buy an 11kg bag, whereas timothy& rye from hayforpets is aprx £1.60 per kg including the postage when buying a 9.5kg bag.
I'm actually quite surprised at the difference now that I've worked it out, I just don't see that hay could be that much better.:shock:
only for the bagged meadow hay you linked I think.
Timothy hay from the hay experts works out at roughly £4.50 per kg (plus postage on top) if you buy an 11kg bag, whereas timothy& rye from hayforpets is aprx £1.60 per kg including the postage when buying a 9.5kg bag.
I'm actually quite surprised at the difference now that I've worked it out, I just don't see that hay could be that much better.:shock:
You are right, but I only buy meadow hay and not timothy, which is expensive. :wave:
Thankfully my bunnies will eat anything. :lol:
ive just made my first order
works out soooooo much cheaper than what i usually get!
i pay £4 for 1kg bag :$
how long does it usually take to deliver?x