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Your animals will love the immature oat grain that is attached in the head and will benefit greatly from the fiber in the leaf and stem. Oat Hay is a good source of fiber and gives variety to your animal's diet. It also makes a good bedding alternative to wheat straw.

High-quality fiber source for your small petHelps your pet meet his specific nutritional requirementsFeed a variety of grass hays to offer your pet a better dietary balanceOat Hay is a companion forage that is similar in nutritional analysis to the Western Timothy. Your animals will love the immature oat grain that is attached in the head and will benefit greatly from the fiber in the leaf and stem. Oat Hay can be fed free choice and is a good source of fiber and also gives variety to your animal's diet. It also makes a good bedding alternative to wheat straw.Orchard Grass can be fed free choice just like Timothy Hay, in fact, it is best to feed a variety of grass hays to give a better balance of vitamins and minerals. When two bales of timothy and orchard bales sit next to one another, it takes Oxbow's hay experts in the production room to tell the two apart.Western Timothy is a great source of fiber, which is critical to the health of rabbits and small animals. Western Timothy is a high fiber, low protein hay which helps keep the gastrointestinal tract of rabbits and small animals functioning properly. Good health depends largely upon high fiber consumption. This should be fed free choice daily.Botanical Hay is a rich blend of herbs united with Oxbow's Western Timothy Grass Hay to stimulate your pet's appetite for hay and create a relaxing getaway in your pet's habitat. The fragrant herbs enhance the aroma and taste of the hay, which provides long-strand fiber necessary for your pet's digestive health. Western Timothy is the #1 recommended hay by veterinarians for the health of your animal. Every bag is hand-packed, quality-assured and guaranteed to meet the nutritional needs of your pet. Alfalfa Hay is a high-fiber legume hay, offers young rabbits the same long-strand fiber found in grass hays, but with more protein, energy, and calcium.

High-quality fiber source for your small petHelps your pet meet his specific nutritional requirementsFeed a variety of grass hays to offer your pet a better dietary balanceOat Hay is a companion forage that is similar in nutritional analysis to the Western Timothy. Your animals will love the immature oat grain that is attached in the head and will benefit greatly from the fiber in the leaf and stem. Oat Hay can be fed free choice and is a good source of fiber and also gives variety to your animal's diet. It also makes a good bedding alternative to wheat straw.Orchard Grass can be fed free choice just like Timothy Hay, in fact, it is best to feed a variety of grass hays to give a better balance of vitamins and minerals. When two bales of timothy and orchard bales sit next to one another, it takes Oxbow's hay experts in the production room to tell the two apart.Western Timothy is a great source of fiber, which is critical to the health of rabbits and small animals. Western Timothy is a high fiber, low protein hay which helps keep the gastrointestinal tract of rabbits and small animals functioning properly. Good health depends largely upon high fiber consumption. This should be fed free choice daily.Botanical Hay is a rich blend of herbs united with Oxbow's Western Timothy Grass Hay to stimulate your pet's appetite for hay and create a relaxing getaway in your pet's habitat. The fragrant herbs enhance the aroma and taste of the hay, which provides long-strand fiber necessary for your pet's digestive health. Western Timothy is the #1 recommended hay by veterinarians for the health of your animal. Every bag is hand-packed, quality-assured and guaranteed to meet the nutritional needs of your pet. Alfalfa Hay is a high-fiber legume hay, offers young rabbits the same long-strand fiber found in grass hays, but with more protein, energy, and calcium.

High-quality fiber source for your small petHelps your pet meet his specific nutritional requirementsFeed a variety of grass hays to offer your pet a better dietary balanceOat Hay is a companion forage that is similar in nutritional analysis to the Western Timothy. Your animals will love the immature oat grain that is attached in the head and will benefit greatly from the fiber in the leaf and stem. Oat Hay can be fed free choice and is a good source of fiber and also gives variety to your animal's diet. It also makes a good bedding alternative to wheat straw.Orchard Grass can be fed free choice just like Timothy Hay, in fact, it is best to feed a variety of grass hays to give a better balance of vitamins and minerals. When two bales of timothy and orchard bales sit next to one another, it takes Oxbow's hay experts in the production room to tell the two apart.Western Timothy is a great source of fiber, which is critical to the health of rabbits and small animals. Western Timothy is a high fiber, low protein hay which helps keep the gastrointestinal tract of rabbits and small animals functioning properly. Good health depends largely upon high fiber consumption. This should be fed free choice daily.Botanical Hay is a rich blend of herbs united with Oxbow's Western Timothy Grass Hay to stimulate your pet's appetite for hay and create a relaxing getaway in your pet's habitat. The fragrant herbs enhance the aroma and taste of the hay, which provides long-strand fiber necessary for your pet's digestive health. Western Timothy is the #1 recommended hay by veterinarians for the health of your animal. Every bag is hand-packed, quality-assured and guaranteed to meet the nutritional needs of your pet. Alfalfa Hay is a high-fiber legume hay, offers young rabbits the same long-strand fiber found in grass hays, but with more protein, energy, and calcium.

High-quality fiber source for your small petHelps your pet meet his specific nutritional requirementsFeed a variety of grass hays to offer your pet a better dietary balanceOat Hay is a companion forage that is similar in nutritional analysis to the Western Timothy. Your animals will love the immature oat grain that is attached in the head and will benefit greatly from the fiber in the leaf and stem. Oat Hay can be fed free choice and is a good source of fiber and also gives variety to your animal's diet. It also makes a good bedding alternative to wheat straw.Orchard Grass can be fed free choice just like Timothy Hay, in fact, it is best to feed a variety of grass hays to give a better balance of vitamins and minerals. When two bales of timothy and orchard bales sit next to one another, it takes Oxbow's hay experts in the production room to tell the two apart.Western Timothy is a great source of fiber, which is critical to the health of rabbits and small animals. Western Timothy is a high fiber, low protein hay which helps keep the gastrointestinal tract of rabbits and small animals functioning properly. Good health depends largely upon high fiber consumption. This should be fed free choice daily.Botanical Hay is a rich blend of herbs united with Oxbow's Western Timothy Grass Hay to stimulate your pet's appetite for hay and create a relaxing getaway in your pet's habitat. The fragrant herbs enhance the aroma and taste of the hay, which provides long-strand fiber necessary for your pet's digestive health. Western Timothy is the #1 recommended hay by veterinarians for the health of your animal. Every bag is hand-packed, quality-assured and guaranteed to meet the nutritional needs of your pet. Alfalfa Hay is a high-fiber legume hay, offers young rabbits the same long-strand fiber found in grass hays, but with more protein, energy, and calcium.

High-quality fiber source for your small petHelps your pet meet his specific nutritional requirementsFeed a variety of grass hays to offer your pet a better dietary balanceOat Hay is a companion forage that is similar in nutritional analysis to the Western Timothy. Your animals will love the immature oat grain that is attached in the head and will benefit greatly from the fiber in the leaf and stem. Oat Hay can be fed free choice and is a good source of fiber and also gives variety to your animal's diet. It also makes a good bedding alternative to wheat straw.Orchard Grass can be fed free choice just like Timothy Hay, in fact, it is best to feed a variety of grass hays to give a better balance of vitamins and minerals. When two bales of timothy and orchard bales sit next to one another, it takes Oxbow's hay experts in the production room to tell the two apart.Western Timothy is a great source of fiber, which is critical to the health of rabbits and small animals. Western Timothy is a high fiber, low protein hay which helps keep the gastrointestinal tract of rabbits and small animals functioning properly. Good health depends largely upon high fiber consumption. This should be fed free choice daily.Botanical Hay is a rich blend of herbs united with Oxbow's Western Timothy Grass Hay to stimulate your pet's appetite for hay and create a relaxing getaway in your pet's habitat. The fragrant herbs enhance the aroma and taste of the hay, which provides long-strand fiber necessary for your pet's digestive health. Western Timothy is the #1 recommended hay by veterinarians for the health of your animal. Every bag is hand-packed, quality-assured and guaranteed to meet the nutritional needs of your pet. Alfalfa Hay is a high-fiber legume hay, offers young rabbits the same long-strand fiber found in grass hays, but with more protein, energy, and calcium.

This enticing blend unites Western Timothy Hay with a rich array of three of the following fragrant herbs: chamomile, lemon verbena, hibiscus, lavender, rose hips, comfrey, borage or red clover blossoms. Alternate Botanical Hay with other Oxbow grass hays, or mix it in with other hays to create appetizing, long-strand fiber meals.

Botanical Hay consists of Timothy Hay mixed with a rich blend of herbs that add variety and stimulate your pet's appetite for hay.

Alfalfa is very nutritious, full of fiber, energy, protein, calcium and other nutrients. It is the wonder food of the hay world.   But even "wonder foods" have their place. There are times you can and should give alfalfa to rabbits and other small animals, as long as you remember, "Everything in moderation".

A tasty complement to traditional grass hayContains higher levels of crude protein, digestible energy, and calcium levels than any other forageA great way to encourage sick or older pets to eatA tasty complement to traditional grass hay. Alfalfa is a legume forage hay that is referred to as the "queen of forages." It differs from grass hays such as timothy orchard, oat, and brome in the leaf, stem, and root structure. This creates higher protein, calcium, and energy content in alfalfa hay. A great way to encourage sick or older pets to eat. Please click on "More Information" for feeding instructions.