Oxbow western timothy hay
Oxbow Western Timothy Hay 1.1kg
Premium-quality, high-fibre Timothy hay for rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas and other small herbivores.
Oxbow Western Timothy Hay is a sweet-smelling, nutritious grass hay specially grown and harvested with the needs of small animals in mind. Naturally high in fibre, it provides the essential roughage needed to support healthy digestion and normal dental wear.
The long strands and varied textures encourage natural chewing and foraging behaviours, helping to keep pets both physically and mentally stimulated.
Grass hay should make up the majority of the diet for rabbits, guinea pigs and many other small herbivores, and should be available for them to eat throughout the day and night.
Key Benefits
* 🌿 Naturally high in fibre to support healthy digestion
* 🦷 Helps maintain healthy teeth through natural chewing and dental wear
* 🌾 Long-strand Timothy hay provides essential roughage
* 🐰 Encourages natural foraging and chewing behaviours
* ❤️ Ideal for everyday feeding
* 🌱 Carefully grown and harvested for small animals
* 🐹 Suitable for rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas and other herbivorous small pets
Feeding Guide
Provide your pet with unlimited fresh grass hay every day. Hay should be available at all times and should form the largest part of a rabbit or guinea pig’s diet.
Replace any wet or soiled hay regularly and always provide plenty of fresh, clean drinking water.
Different varieties of grass hay can also be mixed together to offer different tastes and textures and encourage natural foraging behaviour.
Why Is Timothy Hay Important?
Rabbits, guinea pigs and other small herbivores have digestive systems designed for a high-fibre diet. Regularly eating long-strand hay helps keep food moving normally through the digestive system.
Chewing fibrous hay also provides prolonged chewing activity, which helps with the natural wear of continuously growing teeth.
Product: Oxbow Western Timothy Hay
Pack Size: 1.1kg
Hay Type: Timothy Grass Hay
Brand: Oxbow Animal Health

