Standlee Premium Western Forage Premium Timothy Grab and Go Compressed Hay Bale, 50 lb.
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Timothy
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Compressed Bale
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Standlee Premium Western Forage Premium Timothy Grab and Go Compressed Hay Bale, 50 lb.
Item # 105724599
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Hay Type
Timothy
Food Form
Compressed Bale
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Limited Time Deal
Standlee Premium Western Forage Premium Timothy Grab and Go Compressed Hay Bale, 50 lb.
Item # 105724599
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At a glance
Hay Type
Timothy
Food Form
Compressed Bale
The Standlee Premium Western Forage Premium Timothy Grab and Go Compressed Hay Bale is made from high quality sun-cured forage that has been double compressed compared to traditional string bales, saving storage space, and shrink-wrapped, limiting mess. Standlee Premium Western Forage timothy hay is highly palatable and contains low to moderate protein and high digestible fiber, giving your horse the energy it needs to perform. It also contains 8% protein content. Available in approximately 50 lb. bales. Suitable for all life stages.
- 8% Protein - Ideal for horses that require a moderate protein diet, such as those in light to moderate work or those on a maintenance diet
- Senior Friendly - high nutrient content to support overall health and vitality
- Hind Gut Health - promotes improved digestion and nutrient absorption
- Efficient Storage - convenient for horse owners with limited storage capacity
- Easy Travel - ideal for horse owners who travel frequently with their horses to shows or events
- Made in USA - Made in Idaho with care with the highest-quality forage in the USA
- 30-day guarantee
- 50 lb. bale size
- Suitable for all life stages
| Nutrient | Analysis |
|---|---|
| Crude Protein | 8% min |
| Crude Fat | 1.5% min |
| Crude Fiber | 35% max |
On average most horses comfortably consume 2% of their body weight in dry forage per day. This equates to 20 lb. of dry forage per day for a 1,000 lb. horse. Standlee recommends that you weigh the amount of forage provided to each horse to ensure you are feeding the proper amount. This is especially important with baled and compressed forage since similar volumes of forage (a flake for example) vary in weight. Standlee also recommends you cut the bands on compressed bales and allow the bale to expand overnight to avoid overfeeding. Feed Standlee Premium Western Baled or Standlee Premium Western Compressed Forage at a minimum rate of 1.5% of body weight. Gradually increase or decrease the amount of forage to maintain desired body condition. Never feed moldy or insect infested forage to horses. Always provide free-access to fresh, clean water. If you have questions, please contact the nutritionists at Standlee Premium Western Forage, or consult with your veterinarian.
Gradually increase or decrease the amount of forage to maintain desired body condition.
| Brand | Standlee |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | Made in USA |
| Animal Life Stage | All Life Stages |
| Animal Type | Horse |
| Food Form | Compressed Bale |
| Hay Weight (Approx.) | 50 lb |
| Hay Type | Timothy |
| Keeper Type | Easy Keeper |
| Product Height | 12 in. |
| Product Length | 24 in. |
| Product Width | 16 in. |
| Warranty | 30 day guarantee |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 1200-20021-0-0 |
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Q: Does it have hay mites or chemicals on the hay
10 hours ago1 Answer
- A: Hi there! Standlee Grab and Go hay bales are 100% quality western forage. We do not spray our baled forage. Standlee hay is processed in our plant in southern Idaho. The high desert environment is not conducive to hay mites (they prefer warm, humid environments) but it is possible that a bale can be infected by mites during transportation or storage in warehouses/stores, particularly in places where other agricultural commodities (e.g., grain) is stored.9 hours agoHelpful?
Q: Can rabbits eat this
7 days ago1 Answer
- A: Hi there! Yes, timothy hay is a preferred forage for rabbits due to its high fiber content and moderate protein nutrient profile. As the Grab and Go compressed bales can contain fines and fractures, due to the compression process, we tend to recommend our Hand-Selected Timothy Forage, also available at Tractor Supply Co., in a 20lb box.7 days agoHelpful?
Q: Is this the same type of hay that's used for rabbits
9 days ago1 Answer
- AI-generated, Human-approvedA: Yes, this is Timothy hay, which is considered the gold standard forage for rabbits. While this specific bale is graded for livestock, many owners use it for their rabbits, though the manufacturer recommends their hand-selected small animal line to ensure the best dietary consistency and palatability for small pets.8 days agoHelpful?
Q: Is this good for meat rabbits?
12 days ago1 Answer
- A: Hi there! Alfalfa is generally recommended for raising meat rabbits while kits, due to its higher protein and calcium content, both needed for explosive growth at this stage. Timothy hay will provide bulk fiber for the gut and dental wear, without excessive calcium. Coupled with the correct feed for the specific growth stage, timothy is the gold standard forage for growing and finishing meat rabbits.12 days agoHelpful?
Q: What is NSC
14 days ago1 Answer
- A: Hi there! Our Timothy Grab and Go Compressed hay bales have an NSC of 8% (avg).14 days agoHelpful?
Q: Can guinea pig eat this hay?
28 days ago1 Answer
- AI-generated, Human-approvedA: Yes, guinea pigs can eat this hay, and many reviewers mention their pets love it. However, the manufacturer notes that because this is an agricultural product, it may contain weeds harmful to small animals. They recommend inspecting the hay before feeding or using their specific small animal treats instead.27 days agoHelpful?
Q: Is this pesticide and herbicide free
a month ago1 Answer
- A: Hi there! Standlee Premium Western Forage applies herbicides and pesticides on an occasional basis, typically every two to three years, rather than annually. For our timothy hay, if needed, two applications of 2,4-D (Dimethylamine Salt) and Strut (diglycolamine salt) are applied – this may be adjusted for specific weed control during different cuttings. We wish to emphasize that Roundup and Grazon are not used in our hay farming practices.a month agoHelpful?
Q: Is this good for donkeys
a month ago2 Answers
- A: Hi there Travis! Excellent question! Donkeys typically require much lower quality forage than horses. Suggestions range from barley straw to stemmy, more mature grass hays. While our Timothy Grab and Go Compressed Hay Bale contain timothy grass hay, the quality may be more than a donkey requires. We would suggest checking with your veterinarian for specific dietary recommendations.a month agoHelpful?
Q: Is the 50lb compressed bale approx equivalent to 100 lb non-compressed bale? I’m now feeding approx 100. Lb bales. Presently he’s eating approx 1 bale of the field alfalfa per week. How many approx compressed bales will he eat in a week?
a month ago1 Answer
- A: Hi there! The Timothy Grab and Go Compressed bale is equivalent to a 50lb non-compressed bale, it is simply compressed into a smaller package to be easier to handle. If you are feeding a 100lb non-compressed bale per week, you would feed approximately 2 compressed bales per week, feeding the same amount of forage, by weight, you are currently feeding.a month agoHelpful?
Q: Heat treated? Chance of mites? How is it stored before coming to the store
2 months ago1 Answer
- AI-generated, Human-approvedA: This hay is sun-cured rather than heat-treated. While the manufacturer recommends never feeding insect-infested forage, they do not explicitly test for mites or parasites. The forage is double-compressed and shrink-wrapped after being made in Idaho to ensure it remains clean and dry during transport and storage.2 months agoHelpful?
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Newest questions
Q: Does it have hay mites or chemicals on the hay
10 hours ago1 Answer
- A: Hi there! Standlee Grab and Go hay bales are 100% quality western forage. We do not spray our baled forage. Standlee hay is processed in our plant in southern Idaho. The high desert environment is not conducive to hay mites (they prefer warm, humid environments) but it is possible that a bale can be infected by mites during transportation or storage in warehouses/stores, particularly in places where other agricultural commodities (e.g., grain) is stored.9 hours agoHelpful?
Q: Can rabbits eat this
7 days ago1 Answer
- A: Hi there! Yes, timothy hay is a preferred forage for rabbits due to its high fiber content and moderate protein nutrient profile. As the Grab and Go compressed bales can contain fines and fractures, due to the compression process, we tend to recommend our Hand-Selected Timothy Forage, also available at Tractor Supply Co., in a 20lb box.7 days agoHelpful?
Q: Is this the same type of hay that's used for rabbits
9 days ago1 Answer
- AI-generated, Human-approvedA: Yes, this is Timothy hay, which is considered the gold standard forage for rabbits. While this specific bale is graded for livestock, many owners use it for their rabbits, though the manufacturer recommends their hand-selected small animal line to ensure the best dietary consistency and palatability for small pets.8 days agoHelpful?
Q: Is this good for meat rabbits?
12 days ago1 Answer
- A: Hi there! Alfalfa is generally recommended for raising meat rabbits while kits, due to its higher protein and calcium content, both needed for explosive growth at this stage. Timothy hay will provide bulk fiber for the gut and dental wear, without excessive calcium. Coupled with the correct feed for the specific growth stage, timothy is the gold standard forage for growing and finishing meat rabbits.12 days agoHelpful?
Q: What is NSC
14 days ago1 Answer
- A: Hi there! Our Timothy Grab and Go Compressed hay bales have an NSC of 8% (avg).14 days agoHelpful?
Q: Can guinea pig eat this hay?
28 days ago1 Answer
- AI-generated, Human-approvedA: Yes, guinea pigs can eat this hay, and many reviewers mention their pets love it. However, the manufacturer notes that because this is an agricultural product, it may contain weeds harmful to small animals. They recommend inspecting the hay before feeding or using their specific small animal treats instead.27 days agoHelpful?
Q: Is this pesticide and herbicide free
a month ago1 Answer
- A: Hi there! Standlee Premium Western Forage applies herbicides and pesticides on an occasional basis, typically every two to three years, rather than annually. For our timothy hay, if needed, two applications of 2,4-D (Dimethylamine Salt) and Strut (diglycolamine salt) are applied – this may be adjusted for specific weed control during different cuttings. We wish to emphasize that Roundup and Grazon are not used in our hay farming practices.a month agoHelpful?
Q: Is this good for donkeys
a month ago2 Answers
- A: Hi there Travis! Excellent question! Donkeys typically require much lower quality forage than horses. Suggestions range from barley straw to stemmy, more mature grass hays. While our Timothy Grab and Go Compressed Hay Bale contain timothy grass hay, the quality may be more than a donkey requires. We would suggest checking with your veterinarian for specific dietary recommendations.a month agoHelpful?
Q: Is the 50lb compressed bale approx equivalent to 100 lb non-compressed bale? I’m now feeding approx 100. Lb bales. Presently he’s eating approx 1 bale of the field alfalfa per week. How many approx compressed bales will he eat in a week?
a month ago1 Answer
- A: Hi there! The Timothy Grab and Go Compressed bale is equivalent to a 50lb non-compressed bale, it is simply compressed into a smaller package to be easier to handle. If you are feeding a 100lb non-compressed bale per week, you would feed approximately 2 compressed bales per week, feeding the same amount of forage, by weight, you are currently feeding.a month agoHelpful?
Q: Heat treated? Chance of mites? How is it stored before coming to the store
2 months ago1 Answer
- AI-generated, Human-approvedA: This hay is sun-cured rather than heat-treated. While the manufacturer recommends never feeding insect-infested forage, they do not explicitly test for mites or parasites. The forage is double-compressed and shrink-wrapped after being made in Idaho to ensure it remains clean and dry during transport and storage.2 months agoHelpful?
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5 out of 5 stars.
Perfect for Guinea pigs
5 years ago
Bought this for my Guinea pigs and skinny pigs. They love it!!! They totally ignored their usual kaytee timothy hay and devoured this hay. Expands perfectly inside a 200 qt sterilite tote. Smells great, soft and the piggies give it 2 thumbs up!
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3 out of 5 stars.
Can be a good value
10 years ago
I have purchased several of these bales. Some are very good quality some not so good. I bought one that was mostly trash. It would be better if you could see what you were buying.
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Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
Wet and moldy
2 days ago
I had bought one bag, when I opened it same day it was wet, slimy and moldy. I returned and got a different one and when I got home and opened that one was also wet and moldy. I haven't had any problems before but this is very disappointing and quite honestly makes me think about purchasing elsewhere and not recommended.
No, I do not recommend this product.
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1 out of 5 stars.
Bad batch
7 days ago
I normally don’t get such poor quality, but it felt damp, smelled weird, and was brown and basically useless. I’ve included photos, two with green (orchard) hay so you can see how brown it is by comparison.
No, I do not recommend this product.
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5 out of 5 stars.
Rabbits love this hay!
15 days ago
My rabbits love this hay! It is fresh, well compacted and wrapped - making transport easy! I was disappointed when I went into my local Vernon store and Jorge told me they don’t carry it anymore. He told me that if they did have some left it was in another area of the store. I got out of line, looked in the new area and was not successful. I’ve been shopping at TSC since he was in kindergarten, so I realized he might not be aware of all the products TSC carried. When not pressed for time, I went home, ordered it online, and was able to purchase the hay!
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