Alfalfa King Double Compressed Alfalfa Hay has received mixed reviews, with many customers complaining about the high dust content and poor quality. While some users found it to be a good alternative for their pets, the majority expressed dissatisfaction. This product is generally not recommended due to its low quality and high dust content.
High dust content makes it unsuitable for indoor use.
Prevention: Consider alternatives with lower dust content.
Some users found it to be a good alternative to timothy hay for allergic rabbits.
The product appears greener than other alfalfa products.
Found to be liked by a super fussy bun.
Many reviews mentioned that the product is mostly dust.
Several users described the product as low quality and not worth the price.
No, many reviews mention high dust content making it unsuitable for indoor use.
Yes, some users found it to be a good alternative for pets allergic to timothy hay.
The quality is generally poor with many users reporting high dust content and low-quality hay.
"This is a great alternative grazing feed for your house bunnies if your allergic to timothy hay. I've read it's just a bit higher in calcium, so I cut back on their pellets."
"I bought this brand because the brand I usually use price tripled. Opened up bag and poured it into a bin. All DUST and the hay that was there was very dry and looked old. Very dusty."
Due to the high dust content and overall poor quality, the Alfalfa King Double Compressed Alfalfa Hay is not recommended. Customers should consider alternatives that offer better quality and less dust.
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