ROCnJEN's HAYE

4 recommendations and reviews from 4 people

• Referral from May 2, 2017
  

  Shayla D. asked:

  ISO: Good quality alfalfa hay for my one horse. $1 - Cary, NC I'm looking for a place that sells good quality alfalfa hay at a reasonably good price. I would only be needing two bales at the moment as I will be mixing it with the other hay he currently gets.

  

  Alex D. replied:

  Chaffhaye.com

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• Referral from December 11, 2016
  

  Lizz B. asked:

  I don't usually do this but here it goes: My 26 yr Old ottb has lost all his teeth with the exception of his incisors we just recently had to start feeding hay (we live on 40+acres and only have 8 horses) but I have been chopping his hay for him and he is still making those hay wads and I come out in the morning to a bunch of little balls of frozen Hay! What other things do y'all do for your oldies with no teeth? Vets only suggestions were chopping and soaking. soaking isn't really realistic when it's 10* outside. He is offered basically as much senior with some sweetfeed and alfalfa pellets mix twice a day and whatever he doesn't eat my mare will clean up once he's done but I'm at a loss for what to do now, all the country folks around here already think I'm crazy for doing as much as I do for him and tell me to put him down which isn't happening anytime soon, he's otherwise healthy as a horse ;) Thanks y'all and please no call your vet comments- I've already done that and I am an RVT at an emergency and critical care hospital so I know it's best to consult with vets and not Facebook but I'm looking for others experiences and then I will run that by my vet before doing :)

  

  Sarah H. replied:

  I had good luck using Chaffhaye, especially in the winter when soaking is an issue. Www.chaffhaye.com It doesn't need to soaked and I've fed it free choice to both seniors and OTTBs that need weight. Personally, I would remove the sweetfeed and just feed a senior grain (with the Chaffhaye) which I would offer free choice as well, maybe more than twice a day, since the mare needs to stay with him, if possible.

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• Referral from May 17, 2016
  

  Stephanie W. asked:

  ISO: does anyone on here feed soaked hay cubes? I'm looking for a good, reliable hay cube supplier. My mare is 25 years old and not doing very good, her eye sight is almost fully gone and overall she's slow down majorly on eating and pretty much is avoiding hay. I'm thinking its time to switch her to soaked hay cubes to help her eat. She already gets soaked senior grain. Thank you. We are just trying to help her eat and be comfortable until she says it's time.

  

  Christy B. replied:

  Chaffhaye is all my old guy will eat. And I don't have to wet it. Check into it. Chaffhaye.com

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• Referral from January 10, 2013
  

  Celeste P. asked:

  Does anyone have sources for hay/alfalfa? Just called my last connection (the man who always has hay) and he is out. I have a knot in my stomach.

  

  Lynne S. replied:

  Here is a link to her facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/rocnjenshaye

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