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03-23-08, 12:01 pm
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| Nature's Cafe Hay? Can anyone tell me if this is good/bad? I have gotten a couple bags for my pigs and it *seems* to be very high quality - very fresh, smells awesome, etc. But I want to be sure it's good for them before I keep buying it. |
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03-23-08, 12:32 pm
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| Re: Nature's Cafe Hay? I've not heard of this brand. Have a link to it? Most hay brands will be ok to feed although some are more stemmy than others and have more brown bits in them. |
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03-23-08, 12:37 pm
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| Re: Nature's Cafe Hay? Here's One: Nature's Café Products at Arcata Pet Supplies And this is their home page: Nature's Cafe | Welcome The thing I LOVE about this hay so far is I've yet to get a bag with ANY brown patches and it smells heavenly! I almost want to dive in and nibble some. |
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03-23-08, 09:23 pm
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| Re: Nature's Cafe Hay? Me too! It smells almost as good as Oxbow's Botanical, and the only real difference in smell, really, is the fact that the Botanical has the herbs in it. I'm probably going to try the orchard grass when my mini bale of timothy runs out. (I'm suspecting that the timothy is stuffing me up a little.) |
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