Flavored hay, bad or not?

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- 12/27/2018 at 6:22 PM
  Jor
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  Hi guys. I recently bought a variety bag of kaytee, which contains five small hay bags. Each bag is a different flavor, I’m not sure if it matters or if one flavor could be worse than another, but the flavors are carrot, cranberries, marigolds, mangos, and mint. I didn’t realize they were flavored when I bought them, and I don’t want to feed them anything I’m not sure about. Thanks!
- 12/27/2018 at 11:13 PM
  FlemishDad
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  Those are the hays with goodies mixed in, right? Depends on the goodie. I don’t think mint or marigolds will be any problem. Carrots can be fattening but one small bag should be fine. That leaves the fruit flavors. I would skip the mango as they have a lot of sugar. One poster here accidentally gave his bun hay with papaya mixed in and got a case of poopy butt. Cranberries have a lot less sugar and might be ok if they don’t have added sugar (check ingredients).
  
  Tldr mint, marigold, carrots fine; mango no; cranberry maybe.
- 12/28/2018 at 2:50 AM
  Bam
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  Agree with Flemish Dad. The mango and the cranberry hay could be given as an occasional treat perhaps, depending on how much mango there actually is.
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