Storage of this will be better for me though since I don't have much storage space for big boxes.
I'm surprised they aren't treating subscribers better after so many of us left them. I found the quality of the hay and service kept getting worse.It's so annoying and not even any consideration for long time subscribers!
Is this the one you are saying? I would have to try this before the hay I have runs out. It is a lot cheaper (apart from delivery).
It's air tight? Although air tight hay sweats especially if left in the sun. I had to throw a bag away once when it had been left by the window in the shed and went mouldy from sweat.
That's the one, they do a green one as well. I buy 5 bags at a time to get the free postage, they also do nice pea flakes and other bits and pieces I get sometimes.
I'll have to try one first and then see if the monsters will like it.
I buy the Sweet Green Hay which the piggies love but it is very soft and I know that Lorcan's goblins like the stalky hay. I could send a sample over for you to try.
The other problem with recyclable plastic is, just how much actually gets recycled? After seeing TV programmes showing massive piles of soft plastic waste including uk supermarkets' carrier bags, I wonder if a lot of it just ends up shipped abroad and dumped
The last box I had of soft Timothy from Timothy hay.co.uk just under 2 weeks ago is lovely and green and it was sent in a box.They used to deliver it in a bag at one point so good they're now using boxes.Its £23 for a 8.5kg box with free delivery and usually turns up a couple of days after you've ordered it.The last box of soft Timothy hay from hay box is soooo brown. Not happy and neither are the boys. I’m using it anyway as bedding hay but it’s too expensive to keep doing that. But it’s a natural product so don’t feel I can complain.
Maybe that is why they’re doing it. The trouble is, nobody knows unless they actually say something!
Could Haybox be using bags for "seasonal" reasons maybe? In this horrible wet weather we're having this year, hay in boxes could start to go mouldy quicker - especially if left on damp doorsteps by (lazy) drivers, like @anyar.dris had?
My Happy Hay Co order last November arrived in January, that was DPD! I hope you have better luck.
We have problems with all the delivery firms here. Royal Mail are so short of postmen we are lucky if we get post once a week.
Hay & Straw Company sell meadow hay.Haybox's customer service is really flipping useless. I complained about th3 burnt smell and very dark and dry meadow hay from my last order. He was saying that it looks green on the photos I've sent to them. I told them yeah it looks green and brown in the photos and my complaint was about the burnt smell and the black dusts that came with it inside. I even showed photos of the hay clumped up with dark dusts. I repeatedly told him my piggies won't even touched it. He just told me since it's more that 14 days, they couldn't replace or refund me. It's so annoying and not even any consideration for long time subscribers!
I'm so torn in changing companies to buy from because my piggies do love their hay and most of the ones I see don't sell meadow hay. I have to think by next year if I can find somewhere else to get meadow hay.
