Blue Mountain Hay is generally well-received for its quality and freshness. However, some pets may not accept it readily.
Some horses may not accept the hay, leading to reduced nutrient intake.
Prevention: Mix with regular hay or use as a supplement.
The hay is described as fresh, clean, and of high quality.
The hay comes in a convenient box and can be broken into flakes.
Most horses love the hay, and it is a good source of nutrients.
Small animals like goats and cows love the hay.
The hay is tightly compressed, making it easy to keep and feed.
The hay is rich in nutrients, making it a good choice for picky eaters.
The hay box is heavy and sturdy.
Some horses refuse to eat the hay, preferring their regular feed.
The hay can be messy when opened, requiring careful handling.
Tip: Place the hay on the ground carefully
Some users feel the hay is too expensive for everyday use.
Tip: Use it as a supplement rather than a primary feed.
Factors: Storage conditions, Feeding frequency
Yes, but some horses may not like the taste or texture.
Yes, goats and cows are reported to love it.
The hay is described as fresh, clean, and of high quality.
"This is a good "snack" to add to my horses diet. They love it, but it's a bit cost prohibitive to use as a total hay ration. I'm lucky to be in an area with an abundance of hay, most years, but this would be a good product if I found myself running short or if I had a horse that had more issues chew..."
"Horses didn’t like.Kind of a straw like consistency. Have to make sure it is all broken apart/shaken out because there are clumps they can choke on.Had quite a bit of dust too.Don't know what to do with the rest of it i am going to see if my friends cows will eat it"
If you're looking for high-quality hay that is fresh and clean, this is a good choice. However, be aware that not all pets will accept it readily.
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