Standlee Premium Western Forage Premium Timothy Grab and Go Compressed Hay Bale, 50 lb.
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Standlee Premium Western Forage Premium Timothy Grab and Go Compressed Hay Bale, 50 lb.
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Standlee Premium Western Forage Premium Timothy Grab and Go Compressed Hay Bale, 50 lb.
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Timothy
Food Form
Compressed Bale
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Standlee Premium Western Forage Premium Timothy Grab and Go Compressed Hay Bale, 50 lb.
Item # 105724599
Stocked & Ready
At a glance
Hay Type
Timothy
Food Form
Compressed Bale
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Get everything you need
Neighbor’s Club Members earn points with purchases.
Standlee Premium Western Forage Premium Timothy Grab and Go Compressed Hay Bale, 50 lb.
Item # 105724599
Stocked & Ready
Get everything you need
Available promotions
Neighbor’s Club Members earn points with purchases.
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: Can guinea pig eat this hay?
3 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.2 days agoHelpful?
Q: Is this pesticide and herbicide free
17 days 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.17 days agoHelpful?
Q: Is this good for donkeys
25 days 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.24 days 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
a month 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.a month agoHelpful?
Q: Can a goose eat this
2 months ago1 Answer
- AI-generated, Human-approvedA: Yes, geese can eat this hay. Reviewers have used it as a feed supplement for their geese, noting that they enjoy nibbling on it during cold days.2 months agoHelpful?
Q: Is this safe for guinea pigs
2 months ago1 Answer
- A: While our Standlee Premium Western Forage Premium Timothy Grab and Go Compressed Hay Bale, 50 lb. would be safe for a guinea pig, we would recommend our Standlee PremiYum Western Timothy Hay Small Animal Treat. This product is hand-selected to provide the best quality hay for small animals, who can be a bit more picky about their forage!2 months agoHelpful?
Q: Is it used for mulch in gardens
3 months ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Rob, Yes, you can use the Certified Timothy for your garden mulch. It’s important to emphasize that Roundup and Grazon are not used in our farming practices.Herbicides: Two applications of 2,4-D (Dimethylamine Salt) and Strut (diglycolamine salt) – Adjusted for specific weed control during different cuttings. Insecticides: Typically not applied to grasses unless grasshopper infestations occur, in which case Mustang Max may be used. You can also use the Organic Alfalfa Pellets for your garden.3 months agoHelpful?
Q: Is this weed free certified
3 months ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Chopperguy, No, this bale is not. Please look for the unwrapped bale with a yellow band. This will be the certified weed free.3 months agoHelpful?
Q: Is this safe for buck and wether goats without causing Urinary blockages?
5 months ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Goat Mom, this is a great question, and the answer is yes, this product is safe for your bucks and withers. Timothy hay is a great options due to the grass hay not a legume and it is low to moderate in protein. Standlee does have a new Goat line out that is Grazlee Alfalfa/Timothy Chopped.5 months agoHelpful?
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Q: Can guinea pig eat this hay?
3 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.2 days agoHelpful?
Q: Is this pesticide and herbicide free
17 days 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.17 days agoHelpful?
Q: Is this good for donkeys
25 days 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.24 days 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
a month 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.a month agoHelpful?
Q: Can a goose eat this
2 months ago1 Answer
- AI-generated, Human-approvedA: Yes, geese can eat this hay. Reviewers have used it as a feed supplement for their geese, noting that they enjoy nibbling on it during cold days.2 months agoHelpful?
Q: Is this safe for guinea pigs
2 months ago1 Answer
- A: While our Standlee Premium Western Forage Premium Timothy Grab and Go Compressed Hay Bale, 50 lb. would be safe for a guinea pig, we would recommend our Standlee PremiYum Western Timothy Hay Small Animal Treat. This product is hand-selected to provide the best quality hay for small animals, who can be a bit more picky about their forage!2 months agoHelpful?
Q: Is it used for mulch in gardens
3 months ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Rob, Yes, you can use the Certified Timothy for your garden mulch. It’s important to emphasize that Roundup and Grazon are not used in our farming practices.Herbicides: Two applications of 2,4-D (Dimethylamine Salt) and Strut (diglycolamine salt) – Adjusted for specific weed control during different cuttings. Insecticides: Typically not applied to grasses unless grasshopper infestations occur, in which case Mustang Max may be used. You can also use the Organic Alfalfa Pellets for your garden.3 months agoHelpful?
Q: Is this weed free certified
3 months ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Chopperguy, No, this bale is not. Please look for the unwrapped bale with a yellow band. This will be the certified weed free.3 months agoHelpful?
Q: Is this safe for buck and wether goats without causing Urinary blockages?
5 months ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Goat Mom, this is a great question, and the answer is yes, this product is safe for your bucks and withers. Timothy hay is a great options due to the grass hay not a legume and it is low to moderate in protein. Standlee does have a new Goat line out that is Grazlee Alfalfa/Timothy Chopped.5 months agoHelpful?
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Woodstock GA
Reviews 10
5 out of 5 stars.
My gelding's favorite hay
3 days ago
Love this, very consistent quality.
SweepstakesYes
Yes, I recommend this product.
Mesa,Arizona
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
Easy to Handle
10 days ago
Love these wrapped 50 pound bales of Timothy Grass, much easier to handle and can put them in the back of my SUV.
SweepstakesYes
Yes, I recommend this product.
Review 1
2 out of 5 stars.
Bad quality. Very dusty
14 days ago
While my rabbit LOVES it. The hay is EXTREMELY dusty. Like a ridiculous amount of fine grain material which gets into the air really easily
Anonymous
Wheeling, WV
Reviews 2
5 out of 5 stars.
Goat just eats it up.
a month ago
My goat loves it
SweepstakesYes