yes, it’s a very mixed bag nowadays with hay! Our last bale of hay which we buy directly came with loads and loads of tiny caterpillars which are quite natural but not nice walking around the bedroom walls
Oh yuck! I’m not sure I could deal with that!yes, it’s a very mixed bag nowadays with hay! Our last bale of hay which we buy directly came with loads and loads of tiny caterpillars which are quite natural but not nice walking around the bedroom walls
It’s from Haybox. The hay that came with it is gorgeous as normal! Haven’t had anything beyond some small stones and short bits of twine in it before though.
We had to dispose of the hay bale to a lady who has a horse. Yes it was horrid, they were creeping around the skirting boards, carpet and ceiling. It took a few days for the penny to drop, I thought they must have been house moths
the type that eat your clothes and carpets until I cleaned the cages out and found masses all under the newspapers under the hay. It’s making me itch just thinking about it. Luckily the piggies are in the spare bedroom, they were completely oblivious to their housemates
I feel all creepy just reading about it!We had to dispose of the hay bale to a lady who has a horse. Yes it was horrid, they were creeping around the skirting boards, carpet and ceiling. It took a few days for the penny to drop, I thought they must have been house moths
Luckily we got rid of them them as soon as we realised where they were coming from haha
Not yet, but I will, just so they know. At least it’s not something than can contaminate the hay
We had to dispose of the hay bale to a lady who has a horse. Yes it was horrid, they were creeping around the skirting boards, carpet and ceiling. It took a few days for the penny to drop, I thought they must have been house moths
yes the caterpillars are grim, don’t mind them outside but in your house yukthat’s what we had too, few caterpillars wiggling up the walls and it had me on edge, couldn’t stand looking at them
