Pet Shop Hay Reccommendations

[mini lop1]

dust extracted meadow hay and timothy hay

 

[Janey]

Whereabouts in North London are you? If you're going to Jolleys, is that the Crews Hill one? Went in there once and saw the TINIEST hamster cage I'd ever seen >_< walked straight back out again haha.

Anyway, I go to Partners Pets in St Albans for most of my hay. Usually get the big bag (it's about 3ft tall, no idea of volume haha, just I have to drag it round the shop) of Dean's Farm hay at the moment. It's about £7 a bag and as I'm using it for bedding and food at the moment, it lasts a week.

If you are around Enfield way, Partners Pets is about half an hour drive from you!

Yes, i'm in Enfield & it's the Crews Hill Jolleys, I'm not a great fan of the place but it sells fenugreek crunchies-ha ha.

I will give the shop in St Albans a visit next time im in the area, thanks for the recommendation.

I went to the range but the hay they had was all little bits, they just woundnt have touched that. They will have to make do with the herby bag I have for a couple of weeks until I can make another hay experts order, or perhaps I will have a look at hay for pets if it's cheaper.

Ahhhh bunnies and hay, who would have thought it's so complex!!

 

[catherine09]

:shock: really!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


i could kiss you right now!!!!!!! that would save me aq fortune..... where do i get this???

http://www.dustfreehay.co.uk/store/american-timothy-packs-p-13.html

 

[*lily*]

The problem is the ones mine eat are about £13 a bag, I get two doff bags and with delivery it's £30, I dont normally mind but this month has been an expensive one so I must be sensible.

I have farm shops and stables near me....just nowhere to store it. And to be honest they eat such small amounts of hay it's probably not worth me getting a bale, a bag last me weeks and weeks-naughty bunnies!!

Our farm shop and also the local horse suppliers sell the baled hay in bags too. I pay £1 for a large wheelie bin sized bagfull.