Hi guys,
Have a chance to buy a large bale of horse hay for £20. Can bunnies eat this? As it's costing me a fortune on pet shop hay.
Thank you.
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Oh I thought 20 was okay. I'm spending about 30 a week from pet shops makes me want to cry. And I think the big bale would last month's . I'm glad they can eat it, I'm going to order two balesYes, I agree, £20 is very expensive. Here in London I get a good bale of hay for about £6 - 8.
It's good for buns and guineas
It's for the big huge bales you can't even jump up on. He said it's the best quality hay, he grew it himself and he thinks it's fab, his horses love it.I use it all the time but here it is £3.00 a bale. The quality can vary though, some being dusty. I've sussed out some really good hay, it's virtually dust-free and the buns love it. £20 seems rather expensive or is it for a large bale as opposed to a small bale.
Are any of you in Scotland? Maybe there is a price difference in England. I will say to him that his price is high see what he says...
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Haylage is semi-fermented, so a definite no-noJust check that it is hay not haylage, I don't think buns can have haylage. (Haylage is semi dried grass that is then wrapped in plastic those huge round things that look shrink wrapped in fields)