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| I was ripped off with the hay! lol So, bought a 15oz bag of oxbow timothy hay for £8.95 - (roughly) $17.91 USD, $19.68 AUD and it was ok, soft, green, smelt fresh everything people claim it to be but there was NO way I could keep spending that much on it. We had to go get some owl food anyway so I looked in the shop and there was some timothy hay and meadow hay so got 2 bags and it was exactly the same as the oxbow timothy but mixed with meadow hay. It was £2.89 - (roughly) $6.30 AUD, $5.16 USD and there was so much more, filled a 1x2x2 and that was when I had used quater of a bag of the hay to cover the cage floor and fill the hay racks. So oxbow was a bit of a rip off. . also does anybody know if KM's will ship to UK? |
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| Re: I was ripped off with the hay! lol KM's doesn't ship to the UK unfortunatly. The oxbow here is an awful price I agree, I only buy it occassionally as a result and Burgess timothy hay is horrible looking as is Sunseed's. At the moment my pigs are enyoying Wilsons large hay bags as this is really green at the moment. I generally find farmers hay is quite good when I have the space in the garage to store it. |
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| Re: I was ripped off with the hay! lol I recently bought a 40 ounce bag of Oxbow timothy hay and it was right at $10.00, that was not enough to last my 6 boys even a week. I ordered KM hay online and it was under $49.00 for 35 pounds of it with shipping. They loved the Oxbow, but it was higher for the amount I was getting. I just bought it this time waiting for the KM shipment. |
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| Re: I was ripped off with the hay! lol The oxbow is sometimes a rip off. At our feedstore the bag of hay is about 10 dollars and pretty small and not great looking. My dad didn't want to pay that so we bought a 48oz bag for 8 dollars and it was fresher and most likey lasts longer than the oxbow. So far we've had it for almost 3 weeks and used half the bag between 2 pigs with unlimited hay. |
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| Re: I was ripped off with the hay! lol Any grass hay is suitable to feed as long as it's green, good smelling and free from mold. You don't have to buy oxbow hay. |
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| Re: I was ripped off with the hay! lol A have bought Oxbow a smaller bag at £4.95 as well as Mountain Meadow Hay and Oat Hay which is great for the gnashers! I spent £20.00 in total and I have 8 pigs, I can't run to that each week! So I thought Oxbow and mixing meadow in would be fine for them. I must admit though the Mountain Hay smells divine, I could almost eat it myself. |
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| Re: I was ripped off with the hay! lol Quote:
. It keeps the bigs happy though and thats all that matters! |
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