Kaytee Timothy Hay Plus Mint receives mixed reviews. While some pets love the mint flavor, others turn away from it. Quality and freshness issues are noted by some reviewers.
Occasional bad batches with dry, discolored, or less fresh hay.
Prevention: Check for freshness before purchasing, and consider buying in smaller quantities to minimize risk.
The mint flavor is a hit with some small animals, adding variety to their diet.
Users mix it with other hay to provide variety for their pets.
Considered quite price-affordable by many pet owners who appreciate the convenience
Some users report receiving bad batches of hay that are dry, discolored, or not as fresh.
Several users mentioned that the hay did not have a fresh smell, and some pets refused to eat it.
The hay is overly thin with its water content dried up, thus making it hard to use all of it.
Recent reviews indicate a decline in quality, with more complaints about freshness and batch consistency.
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Factors: storage conditions, freshness at purchase
"Kaylee is the only brand of Timothy hay we use."
"It didn’t look very fresh and My bunny will not eat it. The color is yellow instead of green."
If you're looking for a mint-infused hay for your small animals, Kaytee Timothy Hay Plus Mint is worth considering, but be prepared for potential quality issues.
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