The Brown's Tropical Carnival Natural Timothy Hay is preferred for its soft texture, but recent batches have faced complaints of increased dustiness and milling debris. Consistency in quality remains a concern for some users who find some bags to be disappointing.
Increase in dust and debris in recent batches
Prevention: Check for debris and dust before feeding
The soft and fluffy texture of the hay.
Offers a good variety and texture for pets.
It’s fluffy and has a fresh smell.
Recent batches are very dusty and messy.
Quality seems to have declined over time.
Presence of rocks, hay, hair, and mill debris.
Recently becoming more and more dusty.
Recent batches have higher dust content and more debris.
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Factors: Storage, Feed Quantity
Yes, but quality is inconsistent, and there are often large dust amounts.
New batches may include milled debris and dust.
"Love that this hay is loosely packed. Like that I don’t have to struggle to pull it out of the bag. Fluffs up nicely."
"I used to love this hay but each time I get a new bag the quality gets a little worse. Dusty and less fresher than it used to be. My final straw is that I just found a rock inside the handful of hay I was about to put in my pigs cage. I’m going to be switching brands after this bag is empty."
If you are looking for variety and your pet likes Timothy hay, this would be a good addition, if you don’t mind replacing bags and some debris.
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