The High Desert Small Animal Feed Orchard Hay receives mixed reviews. While some users praise its freshness and quality, others report issues with dust, vines, and rotten elements. The hay appears to be hit or miss depending on the batch. Overall, it's a below-average product with significant quality concerns.
Foreign materials and contamination frequently mentioned.
Prevention: Inspect the hay thoroughly before feeding to pets.
Some users report the hay as fresh, green, and good quality.
Some batches contain dust, vines, rotten tomatoes, and feathers.
Quality varies significantly between batches, including issues with freshness, aroma, and sturdiness.
It is inconsistent with some mentioning a good aroma, but others detecting an unpleasant or absent aroma.
"My bunnies cannot eat this hay fast enough. It's always fresh and tasty for the buns. They eat it"
"Maybe I got a bad box, but I don't feel safe letting my guinea pigs eat this batch of hay. I found several vines in the first handful of hay I pulled out. The next time I got hay my eyes were drawn to several mysterious blobs that, on closer inspection, look similar to rotten tomatoes that dried on ..."
If you're looking for a reliable source of orchard hay, consider testing a smaller quantity or branching out to a different brand to avoid potential quality issues. Only buy in larger quantities if you've identified a consistently good batch.
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