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Best Hay online?
- Thread starter kayjay
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fluffiebunnie
Warren Veteran
capel said:
Ditto this. Capel passed this info onto me a while ago and I had my first delivery a few weeks ago. My bunnies love it, its very green and sweet smelling and not tough at all. Great for bedding and eating my buns say!!
Also delivery was great - less than 24 hours via the internet - dont think you can beat that!!!
http://www.dustfreehay.co.uk/ is the site.
Rallybunny
Warren Veteran
capel said:
Could you keep it in the compessed bale if you wanted, or does it all spring out when you open the sack?
I already have bags of hat from the Hay Experts all over my house, I don't think o/h would be too impressed with a massive bin too. :lol:
fluffiebunnie
Warren Veteran
Rallybunny said:
Is quite hard to pull hay out the sack if it is intact but I have a storage crate in the garden that i place the bale in and cut through the sack so it all springs out :lol: :lol: :lol:
I've got no room indoors to store that amount of hay in one go. (Modern houses :roll
If you keep outdoors in a crate or wheelie bin, doesnt it get damp over time? Plus if you only use it for feed and not bedding, it must last forever and lose quality?
So how to get smaller amounts of good hay?
If you keep outdoors in a crate or wheelie bin, doesnt it get damp over time? Plus if you only use it for feed and not bedding, it must last forever and lose quality?So how to get smaller amounts of good hay?
fluffiebunnie
Warren Veteran
I ordered five "sacks" of hay. I have two small bunnies.
I put four in my garden shed off the ground. I put one in my crate by the hutch. I use it mainly for feed, but have topped up a bit on bedding this last week as it has been cold. But as it is in a sealed airtight/watertight crate it does not get damp and the quality is the best hay I have ever seen.
I use one sack about every two weeks I am guessing and havent had a problem.
I put four in my garden shed off the ground. I put one in my crate by the hutch. I use it mainly for feed, but have topped up a bit on bedding this last week as it has been cold. But as it is in a sealed airtight/watertight crate it does not get damp and the quality is the best hay I have ever seen.
I use one sack about every two weeks I am guessing and havent had a problem.
Muppet2 said:I've got no room indoors to store that amount of hay in one go. (Modern houses :roll
So how to get smaller amounts of good hay?
The hay experts are good for smaller bags of different hay, you can order a sample selection for your rabbits to try
karen354 said:Hilda, I've been sorting through the shed & noticed an unopened sac of hay off you is this the hay we are talking about ?
Only noticed it today
Yes, I left it with the rest of her stuff
