It's the catit carrier, it's great opens from the top too, it's not the lightest but it needs to carry Penelope and Apricot which together are around 9kg so yeaaa [emoji38] got them on amazon
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Timothyhay.co.uk in boxes?
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mashbywood6892
Young Bun
I saw their notice that they were moving to boxes. Their reasoning sounds reasonable.
How big are the boxes? I can see a lot of people saying they're difficult to store? Are they much bigger than the bag?
I usually get a 9kg bag at a time and it fits nicely in a spot in a storage cupboard we have. We live in a flat so don't have much storage so might struggle if the boxes are much bigger than the bags!!!
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How big are the boxes? I can see a lot of people saying they're difficult to store? Are they much bigger than the bag?
I usually get a 9kg bag at a time and it fits nicely in a spot in a storage cupboard we have. We live in a flat so don't have much storage so might struggle if the boxes are much bigger than the bags!!!
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mashbywood6892
Young Bun
Oh just seen people's photos!!! Don't look tooooo big. I think the box should be OK *fingers crossed*!
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loobers25
Warren Veteran
delivery for loobers.
I've signed for it but need it shifting asap please
Nope I’m not coming out to play anymore
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Scrappy's Little Helper
Mama Doe
I ordered my latest batch yesterday so I'll see how I get on with the new box. I always order the 9kg as I don't have a lot of storage space so I'm assuming my box will be a bit smaller than the ones Graciee posted pics of.
I'm not sure, those boxes are 9kg each [emoji51] and they're bigger than the same size bag.
We always order a few 18kg at a time, but that's always arrived as 2 x 9kg bags and now boxes.
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binkyCodie
Mama Doe
Orion loves the box........excellent for chewing on and attempting to yank over :roll:
Scrappy's Little Helper
Mama Doe
Oh I didn't know that! I always thought the 18kg just came in bigger bags.
Nah they've always just sent two 9kg bags for every 18kg we've ordered, I assume they just bag /box everything into 9kg regardless then just send one or two depending on the order. Also 18kg in one bag would probably be a lot to move about thinking about it [emoji38][emoji38]
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Cuthbert&Dillon
Mama Doe
My box arrived today, Rups ate the box :roll:
binkyCodie
Mama Doe
Orion says Rups has the right idea there! :lol:
binkyCodie
Mama Doe
its a little more expensive - 2020 Timothy Hay is £22 for 8.5kg. soft timothy hay is £19.50 for 8.5kg also.
I got the orchard grass for mine; I really wanted the oat but they're sold out. gotta admit, I do love how lovely & green it is. its the one thing I liked about haybox, but haybox is..quite a bit more expensive than timothyhay & hay&straw :shock:
I thought I was going mad so I had a look on their site... They've decreased the amounts right? Always used to be 9kg and 18kg..? Or am I losing it? [emoji51][emoji38]
And it costs the same as it used to.. So it's more expensive now..
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Yes, you're right. I've just checked and website says it's to accommodate the smaller boxes :roll:
~ILoveMyBunny~
Alpha Buck
They should be in boxes from now on from the sound of it. Much more difficult to move and store for us They do have the advantage of making good bunny toys later but.. My real issue right now is how much less you get for the same price. A whole kilo less but still for £40 is going to have a big impact on us. We go through so much
Are there any decent alternatives out there that might be cheaper? I've had to spend £80 in hay this week to try to get a stock for over the holidays and we will feel that 2kg less :/ It was already expensive to start with
They do have the advantage of making good bunny toys later but.. My real issue right now is how much less you get for the same price. A whole kilo less but still for £40 is going to have a big impact on us. We go through so much Are there any decent alternatives out there that might be cheaper? I've had to spend £80 in hay this week to try to get a stock for over the holidays and we will feel that 2kg less :/ It was already expensive to start with
