This hay has variable quality and mixed acceptance among animals, with some users reporting it as a high-quality product
The hay is often noted for being clean and free of significant dust or debris.
Some users report the hay as being fresh, though this is not consistent across all reviews.
There is a noticeable issue with batch to batch inconsistency, with some customers reporting highly variable results.
Tip: stock can be bad from prevention
Multiple users reported their pets would not eat the hay, indicating potential issues with taste or texture.
Recent reviews indicate a decline in quality and pet acceptance.
neutral to positive
negative
"I used to think Timothy Hay was Timothy Hay...not so! Living World brand is crunchy, fresh, and apparently delicious. Bottom of bag not full of hay dust. Great product."
"I normally don't rate bad products but this Living World Timothy Hay is not good. It's short cut and doesn't have the fresh smell that good hay normally has. My guinea pigs would not touch it. They were use to the Oxbow's hay and Katee Hay. I will not be purchasing this hay anymore."
Living World Timothy Hay is a hit or miss product due to batch variability and mixed pet acceptance. Consider other brands.
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