Where do you buy your Hay in Canada

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- 02/25/2016 at 9:39 AM
  Pam
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  Just wondering where you buy your bulk Timothy Hay, I can only seem to find timothy/alfalfa mix and the bunnies do not like it.
  
  I have been buying it though my work for 25$ for 9lb bags but with 4 bunnies I seem to be going though it quickly
  
  Just wondering if there is an online store that is cheaper
  
  Thanks in advance!
  
  Pam, Penelope, Viola, Vern and Thor
- 02/25/2016 at 3:09 PM
  drwil
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  Do you have Tractor Supply stores in Canada? They are all over the south and for $18 US you can get enough hay to feed 4 rabbits for half a year.
- 02/27/2016 at 12:57 PM
  Pam
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  Thank you for your reply, We do but it’s mostly alfalfa, no one sells just Timothy except pet stores
- 02/27/2016 at 5:43 PM
  Boing
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  I just found two sources of hay yesterday! Richie Feed ‘N Seed sells individual bales of hay. It’s second cut, mainly timothy, with some alfalfa, clover, brome and orchard grass. It’s horse hay. They also have smaller bales of plain timothy. They provide bags to transport it in.
  
  The Old Co-op sells individual bales too. Not sure of the cut, etc. A co-worker gets it for her guinea pigs.
  
  Also, many farmers seem to advertise on Kijiji. The one in my area who advertises individual bales for sale for small pets took their ad down recently. I think they ran out!
  
  I was on the hunt for hay as I know the agricultural price of it, and live in prime hay country (!), so I was sick of paying pet store prices. As I have decreased Cincinnati’s pellets (as per vet instructions), he has been eating five times as much hay, and Daisy has always been a big hay eater… She tried to break into one of the containers I put the flakes in last night.
  
  Good luck! I recommend feed stores and Kijiji.
- 03/02/2016 at 7:41 AM
  Pam
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  Awesome thank you the co-op in bridgewater carry bails for 8.99$, yay so happy, thank you so much!
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