Brome hay?

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- 03/22/2011 at 12:44 PM
  Michelle&Lolli
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  Can rabbits eat brome hay? What about endofree fescue, ryegrass, clover? I’m looking on craigslist for hay options.
- 03/22/2011 at 1:08 PM
  Sarita
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  Not sure what endofree is but the others except clover are fine. Clover is fine in small quantities so it’s not a total no.
- 03/22/2011 at 1:08 PM
  Sarita
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  Of course there is no guarantee that they will eat these hays.
- 03/22/2011 at 1:09 PM
  Queensbun
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  I recently bought a small bag of Oxbow’s brome hay and my bun liked it just fine. It felt a little prickly and dry to the touch but he ate it happily. Haven’t tried the others you’ve mentioned though.
- 03/25/2011 at 11:49 PM
  BinkyBunny
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  brome hay is fine — though I have heard from a hay distributor that I know that Brome has a shorter shelf life. It has a tendency to go bad quicker. How much quicker I don’t know since hay in general can stay good for over a year in the in right conditions. I also ditto that clover is not good, and I don’t know what endofree is. I’m curious now.
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