The Blue Mountain Hay High Altitude Organic Alfalfa Hay is highly praised for its quality and ease of use. Most users find it convenient and enjoyable for their horses, although some mentioned issues with pricing and flakiness.
Some users reported the hay being dusty and having hard stems
Prevention: Check the hay for dust and stems before feeding
Users consistently mention the high quality and freshness of the hay.
The packaging makes it easy to move and store.
The hay is clean and free from debris.
The boxed packaging is convenient for transport and storage.
Horses enjoy the taste and texture of the hay.
Some users find the price to be a bit high for the quantity and quality provided.
The hay does not flake easily, which can be a disadvantage for some users.
Some users reported the hay being dusty and having hard stems, making it difficult for their horses to eat.
"Recently started feeding the alfalfa hay when the weather dropped here in Michigan to my 20 year old Quarter Horse. He gets a flake in addition to his round. The hay is very clean with no sticks stones or debris of any kind. It’s green."
"I was hoping this would be an option for what I needed. It was so dusty and lots of hard stems. Sadly, my horses couldn't eat it very well"
If you're looking for a convenient and high-quality alfalfa hay for your horse, this is a great option. Just be aware of the pricing and the fact that it may not flake as well as other types of hay.
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