TillyChinchilla
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They might, just shoot him an email. My reasoning is that the first cut I have right now from the feed store is from last year and has gotten a little rough.
Hey Stackie, have you gotten that sample yet? I'm curious to see what it's like.
Hey Stackie, have you gotten that sample yet? I'm curious to see what it's like.
K, I got my sample, and it was all 1st cut. So I sent them an e-mail and asked when 2nd cut would be available. Of course my chins turn their noses up at 1st cut...
I recently ordered KM Hay about 6 or 7 months ago; it looked okay and smelled good. We just weren't a fan of how long the hay was cut (didn't fit into her Harry Hay bin too well). Just recently placed an order for APD gold timothy hay and orchard grass... hope it's good quality like the last time we ordered from them.
I agree... the shipping cost more than the two hay products I bought...
I might consider purchasing from another vendor if quality and price were comparable.
I actually liked that KM's hay is longer. It was bendable and I had no problem folding it in her coconut hay holder. It was less messy, dusty and jagged verses stuff in a bag I've gotten at the store. Flea seemed to like it better too. She eats it like a little kid would suck in a spaghetti noodle. Cute.
The last order of KM's, the green hay was still good but there was waaay too much nasty lookin brown hay.
I wonder if there is a difference in Oxbow's hay that gets shipped in large amounts verses what gets put in small bags for the store.
Is there much difference in quality with Oxbow Hay bought from the petstore and buying Oxbow Hay from an online dealer?
How big are bales? How long do they last?
Ohhhh, you're lucky! We would fold the hay into Sesame's coconut Harry... and since she would still pick for the perfect piece from a ledge underneath the holder, a whole waterfall of hay would fall down in the process. Perhaps it's time to find another hay holder...
Definitely. My oxbow is pulled directly off the bale and put in a box and shipped. They use the large square bales and some of those are 1000 pounds. The stuff you get in bags is stuffed, folded, crushed to get it in a small bag. I'm sure the machines doing the stuffing don't take into account the length of the hay, it just stuffs.
How big are bales? How long do they last? I found a feed store near here but they only sell in bales. If i could get some others to want some hay i would get a bale.
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