Wysong Archetype Chicken Formula Freeze-Dried Raw Dog & Cat Food
High-quality pet food loved by picky eaters but expensive and lacks customer support
Small Pet Select Second Cut Timothy Hay is generally well-received for its quality but has issues with packaging and occasional quality concerns.
Insects and contaminants found in the hay, potentially harmful to pets.
Prevention: Inspect the hay thoroughly before feeding and consider using a separate container to store it
Users appreciate the freshness and green color of the hay.
The hay is reported to have no dust, which is a significant benefit.
The hay comes without a plastic bag, exposing it to potential contamination.
Tip: The user can purchase a separate container to store the hay, avoiding contamination from shipping materials and other elements
Usertalk about bugs in your hay and contamination
Recent reviews indicate a decline in quality, with more mentions of contamination and packaging issues.
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Factors: Storage conditions, frequency of use
No, some users report finding insects and debris in the hay, especially in recent batches. Users are advised to inspect the hay thoroughly before use.
Many users recommend feeding the hay in small portions throughout the day, preferably in a hay feeder designed to minimize waste and contamination.
"Wow, I’m amazed and happy with how my box turned out. I’m only giving it four stars out of five because there’s no plastic bag for the hay. It’s just in the box, so it’s exposed to water damage, shipping materials, and other things. But otherwise, when I opened the box, it was very green a..."
"I hate this stuff so much and so do my piggies. 1. It's just in the box, no bag (s), nothing. 2. It's so entangled in itself that is very hard to get it if the box. 3. One way or another that hay is going all over everywhere in the attempt to get it out of the box. 4. Second cut is really not good. ..."
If you're looking for high-quality hay and don't mind the potential hassle with packaging, this is a good option. However, be prepared to deal with occasional quality issues.