Western Timothy Hay

Great! I will check it out.


"plopp the bunny" wrote in message

> kjkittn wrote:
>>What other site is a good source for Western Timothy Hay?
>
> I've recently switched from Oxbow to American Pet Diner and recommend
> the Timothy High Fiber Hay. Very good quality hay and not as much
> dust as you'd see in Oxbow.
>
> Here's the site: http://americanpetdiner.com/ 10oz to 25lbs bags
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On Dec 18, 6:29 am, "kjkittn" wrote:
> Great!  I will check it out.
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> "plopp the bunny" wrote in messagenews:gid391$nhl$1@chessie.cirr.com...
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> > kjkittn wrote:
> >>What other site is a good source for Western Timothy Hay?
>
> > I've recently switched from Oxbow to American Pet Diner and recommend
> > the Timothy High Fiber Hay.  Very good quality hay and not as much
> > dust as you'd see in Oxbow.
>
> > Here's the site:  http://americanpetdiner.com/  10oz to 25lbs bags- Hide quoted text -
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oxbow is trying to change to more slaes in stores and less online.
alot more stores carry it now. my petsmart has it! though that does
not help with timmy pellets. i have to get the huge bag. stores won't
carry that. i use sweetmeadowfarms for my food now............
 >> Stay informed about: Western Timothy Hay 

On Dec 17, 9:49 pm, "kjkittn" wrote:
> I went online to Oxbow Hay and noticed the website is redesigned and did not
> see anywhere within the site to place an order for hay. It just directed you
> to retailers.  Has anyone visited the site?www.oxbowanimalhealth.com.  I
> guess they discontinued the online ordering.  What other site is a good
> source for Western Timothy Hay?
>
> Thanks
> Cathy

You can still order Oxbow from local vets and from Petsmart.com as
well as https://www.drsfostersmith.com
Shipping is cheaper too!
Hope this helps!
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I can't find Oxbow Oat hay in the 9 lb bags (the little 15 oz ones are a
joke) anywhere. My rabbit is heartbroken to think he won't be able to nibble
it any more.

Help!
 >> Stay informed about: Western Timothy Hay 

Fuller Wrath wrote:

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> I can't find Oxbow Oat hay in the 9 lb bags (the little 15 oz ones are a
> joke) anywhere. My rabbit is heartbroken to think he won't be able to nibble
> it any more.
>
> Help!
Call up the places which sell hay for horses. Lots of them will have timothy. We
got a circa 50 lb bale for $17.

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I managed to get two 45 pound bales at $11 each. It did take me a while
to learn which hay I really wanted to buy. I know that I have given away
at least 100 pounds of hay to Nhu to use as bedding for her nine
rabbits. When you buy designer hay you pretty much know what you're
getting. The problem is what you're getting is ripped off. Trust me I
bought designer hay for years. The amount of money I have saved,
including the hay I could not use, has more than made up for the
learning process I went through. I buy my hay Agway. The owner and
people who run the store know what I'm looking for an always help me
out. The last hay I got is better than Oxbow, or American pet diner.

Professor, The Jump, Zolo, Wizard, & Magic Brenda



Bunny of Bunny Hollow wrote:

>Fuller Wrath wrote:
>
>
>
>>I can't find Oxbow Oat hay in the 9 lb bags (the little 15 oz ones are a
>>joke) anywhere. My rabbit is heartbroken to think he won't be able to nibble
>>it any more.
>>
>>Help!
>>
>>
>Call up the places which sell hay for horses. Lots of them will have timothy. We
>got a circa 50 lb bale for $17.
>
>
>
 >> Stay informed about: Western Timothy Hay