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HAY HAY HAY by HolyGrenadeFrenzy » Tue Apr 20, 2010 6:07 pm
Hi guys, great to see you all again! Lets get to chatting! Hehee.
HolyGrenadeFrenzy
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Posts: 150 Tue Apr 20, 2010 6:05 pm Private message
Started by HolyGrenadeFrenzy on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at gtachronicles):
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Meadow Hay, Timothy Hay, Moutain Hay and questions...
Hi everyone! So, yay! I am getting my two Abyssinian piggies soon! :(|) I am sooo excited! I have been researching for 5 months now, so I think I am ready. I went through, taming, handling, health...
Started by ThingsAndPigs on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at theguineapigforum):
Meadow hay is fine, it will probably be cheaper & easier for you to get hold of & the most important thing....
My pigs hardly ever get timothy hay, they get meadow 24/7 and then the get oat/what/barley/orchard of, the cost to you etc really.
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Hey there!
so I had this big plan of going to Hay (for the first time!) with a couple of mates, but they have bailed on me!! have the rooms booked at the cob & everything!
im trying to decide if I just bite the bullet & still go it alone, & see who I ...
Started by tasmini on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ausmini):
Peter Dwyer, Mayor of Hay NSW.
Hay, it's not about the car, it's not about the venue, it's about the people that come here.
To avoid Simon K)
I won Hay once, here's the pic to prove it..
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I've been giving them alfalfa hay, but should I throw in Timothy hay with that too? like half and half?
Started by amandatros on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at guineapigcages):
Thanks You do NOT need....
I'm going that then.
You can either do timothy pellets and alfalfa hay or vice versa.
And yes, it should be a supplement to the timothy hay.
Alfalfa hay is great for new piggy mama's and babies (up to 6 mths).
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I've been giving them alfalfa hay, but should I throw in Timothy hay with that too? like half and half?
Started by amandatros on
, 5 posts
by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at guineapigcages):
Thanks You do NOT need....
I'm going that then.
You can either do timothy pellets and alfalfa hay or vice versa.
And yes, it should be a supplement to the timothy hay.
Alfalfa hay is great for new piggy mama's and babies (up to 6 mths).
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Since i live in a huge farm comunity it is easy for me to get bales of hay for really cheap. but i have heard that getting none packaged hay can lead to lice and other parasites getting in with your piggies, and if thats the case is it better to just ...
Started by piggiepie57 on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at guineapigcages):
You just have to keep as parasites, I don't know what the difference... .
In a garage would be fine or a shed.
I store mine in my basement.
I hope thats not true because I buy hay by the bale because it cost me $4/bale and last about 2 with bale hay.
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My piggies like their hay on their fleece, i dont, they make such a mess with it so im trying different ways of keeping the hay off the fleece, heres try number 4
Started by abi.25 on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at guineapigcages):
The girls seem, but it keeps the mess in, and holds alot of ....
I just stuff it into a deep square plastic container .
For a kitchen with their pellet bowl, the veggie bowl, and a metal loaf pan for the hay!
I suppose I'm lazy about hay.
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My piggies like their hay on their fleece, i dont, they make such a mess with it so im trying different ways of keeping the hay off the fleece, heres try number 4
Started by abi.25 on
, 12 posts
by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at guineapigcages):
The girls seem, but it keeps the mess in, and holds alot of ....
I just stuff it into a deep square plastic container .
For a kitchen with their pellet bowl, the veggie bowl, and a metal loaf pan for the hay!
I suppose I'm lazy about hay.
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I've always used a bowl for Whistles' hay because otherwise he'll sit ontop of it all, pee in it, then not eat what he pees on.
I don't want him wasting too much hay. Now I've seen several users whom have a whole "bucket" full of hay of which the guinea...
Started by MrWhistles on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at guineapigcages):
Urine is actually "clean", and is free from bacteria unless there is a UTI... .
I do that with my hay but my guinea pigs just love playing in the hay and I hate to take that away I don't think it hurts them but they do waste ALOT of hay.
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HI!
I have adopted 2 little girls yesterday (May 2) - they are so sweet and are still very shy. I don't think their previous "person" had a hay rack and I haven't seen them pulling hay out of it yet - they have been eating the hay out of their litter ...
Started by farmerpiggles on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at guineapigcages):
No worries! That's what I did, I gave them clumps of hay to hide in and eat at....
Tried putting tufts of hay near their hiding spots?
After a few days I'm positive they'll come out and try everything else out, including the hay rack.
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