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Quality hay
by 4390evans Wed Nov 09, 2011 6:00 pm
What would you class as a good quality hay??
Ive been getting a bag from the pet shop its £4.75 a bag the buns love it but now its coming in cold Im using one bag in one hutch for the boys each and 3 in the shed, Where I can get a 25kg bale for £5 but Im just wondering how will I know if its good quality ??
Ive been getting a bag from the pet shop its £4.75 a bag the buns love it but now its coming in cold Im using one bag in one hutch for the boys each and 3 in the shed, Where I can get a 25kg bale for £5 but Im just wondering how will I know if its good quality ??
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Re: Quality hay
by Guest Wed Nov 09, 2011 6:03 pm
Smell. It should smell sweet and grassy and yummy. It should be reasonably long cut. It should be dry. Pull back a bit and make sure it is not mouldy inside.
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Re: Quality hay
by nethie Wed Nov 09, 2011 7:27 pm
as above, mabel will only touch meadow hay or timothy hay
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