British Good Quality Non-Expensive Timothy Hay?

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Does it exist? :D I've looked high and low for a website or a store located near me or that will ship cheaply to me. But I can't seem to find the right product for me. Can anyone give me some recommendations? It doesn't have to be timothy hay but I would like it to be of good quality. I'm finding that my piggies have started to go off their hay. I would really like to change but the costs of the hays I've found are through the roof! I would preferably like it to cost under £10 including shipping. If that exists! :D Thank you in advance!
 
I buy Ings hay in a 9.5 kilo bag from hayfor pets for £16. It smells lovely and is a great quality. My lot love it.
 
Do you live near any farms, farm shops, equestrian shops, etc? After using bagged timothy hay for ages and realising it's over priced, I buy it in bales. The bales cost me £5, I'm not even near a quarter of the way through it yet, it's lasting me so so long (I've had it in the shed for about 3 months) compared to the price of bagged hay! Suprisingly it's a lot less dusty/generally better quality than the stuff you buy from shops.
 
iamsnape said:
Do you live near any farms, farm shops, equestrian shops, etc? After using bagged timothy hay for ages and realising it's over priced, I buy it in bales. The bales cost me £5, I'm not even near a quarter of the way through it yet, it's lasting me so so long (I've had it in the shed for about 3 months) compared to the price of bagged hay! Suprisingly it's a lot less dusty/generally better quality than the stuff you buy from shops.
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I live near quite a few farms so I'll see about them selling it! Thank you :)
 
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