🌾 Premium Oxbow Animal Health Harvest Hay Stacks - Western Timothy Hay - Nutritious All Natural Hay for Small Pets - 35 oz. Review

Bought this to feed some wild rabbits in our area. I've read that feeding them healthy hay and other "natural" things like fresh clover will give them nutrients and vitamins that will allow them to stay wild and won't stop them from foraging in the wild . The very first morning when the hay (and bowl of water) was laid out, one of them immediately started chewing 🥰 This VERY prepackaged hay makes a big difference. I will continue to buy this brand.

My rabbits love it. I was skeptical because I have a severe allergy to Timothy Hay. No reaction. Our vet said to add Timati to their diet. They are currently eating garden grass and oat hay. I would not sneeze again. They don't sneeze and do big golden shit! The only downside is that it's dirty. I have four rabbits and one adopted. I put them in their bowls. Everybun pulled these stacks from their trays and made a huge mess on the floor. I wouldn't have bought it if it wasn't for the big golden

Our little guinea pig Raskal loves them. Small 'cakes' are perfect for people who live in an area where winter can start a bit earlier and naturally lasts until spring (hence fresh hay can be difficult to come by). Using them is as simple as twirling around to fluff up some hay and banging it into its cage. He eats this garbage immediately and of course in the typical piggy bank manner and makes a mess in the process. He loves running back and forth in his huge cage and scattering the hay that…

I know I'm not the only guinea pig owner who has an allergic reaction to hay; So when I saw it was pressed into slices so I wouldn't go in the hay bag and have all those allergens squeezing me when I pulled it out, I jumped on it! My guinea pigs love it. It is recommended to tear them apart a bit to loosen the hay, but this may be suitable for young or old pigs. My adult piglets LOVE the challenge of finding sticky chunks of hay and pulling them out for more untangling - it's a lot of fun and…

Hello. This is MUCH easier to manage! I have a rabbit and also live in a small apartment. Big damn hay sacks don't even make sense to me. It's compact and MUCH less dusty. I also have a bird, and the extra dust doesn't suit anyone, especially him. It eliminates so much clutter and waste. I see if you have a few pets or need a lot of hay this might not make sense, but for the vast majority it should save space, dust and clutter. Not a lot of carrots in that front little strip you see. It's not a

This is a family rescue! Both my husband and our two daughters have asthma and feeding hay should be MY job to a piglet that doesn't even belong to me! So when I saw them in stock I thought I might give it a try. WE only have one piggy who makes more messes than our two daughters combined so I put him in his wire bale hay holder, used a connector between the wires to loosen it up a bit and voila! I have a way for him to move while he eats! The holder/dispenser is a spherical ball/cage that can…

My daughter's rabbit had serious digestive problems and needed more hay. He was picky and didn't eat hay at all. I bought some haystacks of carrots for her to give him. At first he just picked carrots but I kept telling her to give fresh haystacks if he ate all the carrots to keep his interest going. My theory was that if he had to keep burying his face in the hay to get the carrots, he would eventually eat some of the hay. That pretty much happened. At first she noticed that he was eating a…