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| 9lbs of Hay? Just a quick question, I have one guinea pig right now, and I'm looking into either buying 40oz of hay or 9lb, because it really would only cost me about $7-10 dollars more including shipping. Will 9lbs be able to keep, and usable for a long period of time on one pig, how should I plan on storing it? any guess how long it will last me? |
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| Re: 9lbs of Hay? I also brought 9lbs of hay for them, and I use a plastic box to store it. Beware of sunlight and can last for longer time. |
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| Re: 9lbs of Hay? I have 3 pigs and bought 35lbs from Kleenmama.. I keep it in the garbage bags they came in and inside of a box. 9lbs should be fine.. your piggie will love you for it! it's more hay for them to play, sleep and eat in! I don't expect to be done with my hay for probably 4 months.. 3 months if they really terrorize it |
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| Re: 9lbs of Hay? hay shouldnt be stored in plastic and sun is no problem for the hay (unless it is stored in plastic). see this link: http://cavycages.com/hay.htm |
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| Re: 9lbs of Hay? Uh oh. Time to haul out another cardboard box! Thanks for the link. I"ve read it once before too. Stupid me. Luckily I only got it less than 2 weeks ago so it's still safe.. i'll just change it tomorrow. |
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| Re: 9lbs of Hay? alright, now is 9lbs like a ton, I have no idea ![]() |
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| Re: 9lbs of Hay? Thanks for your information! It's very useful!! |
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| Re: 9lbs of Hay? 9 lbs isn't a ton, to us it's TINY. We go through 50lbs in 6 months with 8 pigs. We just bought a 4 lbs box 3 days ago and it's almost gone already. 9 lbs, if you keep some in the cage at all times should last a month or 2 for one pig. |
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| Re: 9lbs of Hay? If you get 9lbs of hay from Oxbow or APD it is heavy but small as the hay is compressed. I order much larger quantities so do not know the dimensions of the package but you should have no problem storing it. |
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| Re: 9lbs of Hay? how do they ship it.. Im just wondering about the packagaing? |
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| Re: 9lbs of Hay? I bought 55 pounds of hay, and its doing great! I have two pigs. |
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| Re: 9lbs of Hay? what do they ship the hay in? |
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| Re: 9lbs of Hay? A bag in a box |
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| Re: 9lbs of Hay? i picked mine up from a feed store |
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| Re: 9lbs of Hay? ok thanks, wasnt sure how you package hay |
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| Re: 9lbs of Hay? I bought a really nice bale of hay from a local horse boarder that grows and cuts their own grassy hay. I just took out 2 flakes and put it in a cardboard box and gave the rest to a local rescue. 2 flakes should last me awhile for my 3 pigs. Plus the bale only cost me $3.50. |
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