Just placed an order with them last night for one box of meadow hay and one box of rye hay, will be interested to see what it is like 
The link is https://happyhay.co.uk
The link is https://happyhay.co.uk
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Anyone bought from Happy Hay?
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InspectorMorse
Wise Old Thumper
Not ordered from them. I am mostly sticking with the bales of hay I get delivered from a farm as it is by far my Rabbit’s favourite. I do buy some from Healthy Herby, but no other company now.
Zigzag
Alpha Buck
Out of interest, where do you get your farm hay from? Do they have a website? Thanks
Yes, it was £3.50, which I believe is their flat rate delivery regardless of how much you order. I will let you know if my bunnies like their hay...the reviews are good so I'm hopeful. Zigzag, I believe Jane said she gets her hay from a farm local to her. Might be worth looking to see what you have near you - my local farm sells massive bales for only £6 each, but my bunnies are fussy and went off it quickly :lol:
InspectorMorse
Wise Old Thumper
Frosbury Farm in Guildford. They deliver to Hampton Court Palace Stockyard, just down the road from me, so I have never been charged for delivery over the last 22 years.
Zigzag
Alpha Buck
willow and squiggles
Mama Doe
I get mine from nature's own pets. The sweet green hay is £5.19 for 3.5kg and is amazing. I get that and the Devon meadow for £4.19. I buy 4 of each with free delivery because I spend over £19.95. It comes in comfortable bags too. I will be interested to know how your buns like it. I like having different varieties.
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willow and squiggles
Mama Doe
I've just had a look. It would cost me a fortune to feed 11 buns and 10 pigs. I normally buy 28kg worth for £37.52 and at happypet at £2.00/kg it would cost me £51.00. And that would only last about a month :lol: would be nice for a great or at Xmas though.
I normally buy 28kg worth for £37.52 and at happypet at £2.00/kg it would cost me £51.00. And that would only last about a month :lol: would be nice for a great or at Xmas though.
joey&boo
Wise Old Thumper
I've just had a look. It would cost me a fortune to feed 11 buns and 10 pigs.
the risk of buying fancy hay as a treat is them turning into hay snobs. JB&M were happy on farm baled hay until I ventured in to online hay shopping
Zigzag
Alpha Buck
willow and squiggles
Mama Doe
I can't afford them to be hay snobs :lol: I do get the burns been oat hay as a hay topper. They know how to get what they want these bunnies, they have us well trained. :lol:
I really wish that mine weren't hay snobs :lol: The problem is that hay can vary so much between harvests, or even batches. Usually mine love the Ings from Hay & Straw, which is affordable for me, but the latest bag seemed a bit dusty and less green compared to usual, so I'm having to give them all sorts. I tried to 'force them' to eat it for a few days, pretty sure they were starving themselves in protest, minus their daily portion of pellets and greens!
I hope that when I move to the countryside next year, it's easier to find good, cheap farm hay The stuff I found locally to us was okay, but that also seemed quite dusty when I pulled it apart tbh.
I hope that when I move to the countryside next year, it's easier to find good, cheap farm hay
The stuff I found locally to us was okay, but that also seemed quite dusty when I pulled it apart tbh.
