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Timothy Hay Co - 2017 Green Oat Hay
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joey&boo
Wise Old Thumper
I did email them yesterday - no reply as yet but it is the weekend
It took a couple of days before I had a response and when I did it was late in the evening. Once I confirmed I would like some sent though it was despatched immediately before I'd even paid.
It's just arrived, so rabbits will have a treat soon
Kermit
Wise Old Thumper
I was there collecting hay at the weekend and forgot to ask about the oat hay! Would be interested to know your bunnies opinion when it arrives
Where is it actually located? How much is it when you pick it up? Just wondering if I would be better picking my orders up in the future.
Casco
Mama Doe
It's in Kippen, Stirling and it's £12 per bag when you collect.
daphnephoebe
Wise Old Thumper
One crazy bunny mum.....
Top left is readigrass, right is Timothy hay, bottom left is green oat hay. Buns approve of it.
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Top left is readigrass, right is Timothy hay, bottom left is green oat hay. Buns approve of it.
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MightyMax
Banned
One crazy bunny mum.....
Top left is readigrass, right is Timothy hay, bottom left is green oat hay. Buns approve of it.
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I love the bags the hay comes in. Very useful
MightyMax
Banned
I love the bags too, when I bought bales of hay they made such a mess of my car boot. I bought a new car recently and was dreading having to put hay in the boot but now I'm buying the timothyhay.co.uk hay there's no mess
Casco, do you have a trio of buns as in your avatar?
Casco
Mama Doe
MightyMax
Banned
We re-use most bags that we buy animal feed and gardening supplies in e.g. the rabbits' hay, compost bags. chicken pellet bags, wild bird food bags. With the hay bags it's simple to undo the row of machining by snipping one end. It then just pulls undone in one go and you don't need to cut the bag.
daphnephoebe
Wise Old Thumper
I tried to do that and it kept pulling tighter so I just cut the bag these days
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Yeah, it's only one end that will work and then only one side of the machining, so it's a bit of trial and error
daphnephoebe
Wise Old Thumper
MightyMax
Banned
Haha, most things get re-used in this house :lol: We've even re-used the sewing twine before now as it's very strong.
