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Oxbow Organic Meadow Hay for Rabbit, 40 oz.
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Looking for a hay benefit both your pets and the environment? Oxbow Organic Meadow Hay is the perfect choice! This 100% certified organic grass hay is grown all-naturally without the use of any chemicals. Rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, and other small pets love this flavorful, high fiber hay, and you can feel good that it is beneficial for both your pet and the world around him.
- - 100% certified organic grass hay
- - Harvested fresh from our family of farms
- - Grown specifically for small pets
- - High in fiber for digestive & dental health
- - Premium Oxbow quality
Specifications
| SKU | 3432845 |
|---|---|
| Primary Flavor | Natural |
| Primary Brand | Oxbow |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 40 OZ |
Additional Features
| Grain Free | No |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Primary Flavor | Natural |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 8 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 17 IN |
| Width | 14 IN |
Ingredients
100% Certified Organic Meadow Hay.
Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein (min) 7.00%, Crude Fat (min) 1.50%, Crude Fiber (max) 32.00%, Moisture (max) 15.00%.
Place large handfuls of grass hay in your pet's habitat daily. Mix different grass hays together to enrich your pet's diet. Try all tastes and textures to discover your pet's favorites.
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what is a good diet for rabbits? what percent hay? what percent pellets? what percent veggies?
I recently took my 4mth mini Rex rabbit to the vet due to painful gas (and no other symptoms - still eating, pooping, drinking, running) and was told that rabbit pellets from the pet store are for fattening rabbits to eat. My childhood rabbit ate pellets for 11 years and nothing bad happened. I don’t mean to question a professional but everyone I know who has rabbits feeds them pellets. I can’t afford to feed her $5 in produce every day. Thoughts?
So my bunny stopped eating pellets for a while and only ate vegetables and hay which I was excited about but then he got really skinny and I got worried. Now he’s only eating pellets and no longer vegetables or hay. I’m worried because hay is what their diet consists of but my bunny isn’t eating it anymore. He’s on unlimited pellets right now so he could gain weight. I give him veggies too but he just smells and walks away. Am I doing something wrong? Any suggestions on what I should instead?
My guinea pig blue passed a large poop today & when he did he squeaked. They have been eating OXBOW Timothy hay for a year now but the quality in the hay has changed & they stopped eating it they picked out the fuzzy pieces so they haven't been getting the amount of hay they should be for around 1 month, someone said try OXBOW orchard & he's been eating it like a "pig", could not really having hay-having hay & eating lots DO THIS? he only passed 1 big poop & only squeaked then , now all normal
Please help my freinds bunny stopped eating ok his name is thumper I’m babysitting him I had him in the hutch with my rabbit and today I gave them some rabbit pellets (petsathome brand) and my bunny ate his but thumper wouldn’t touch it he hasn’t eaten any hay he wouldn’t eats all day but he eats when I force feed him I shoved a pellet in his mouth and he chewed it then swallowed it and then he willingly took a pellet from my hand but won’t eat from the bowl he’s had all his vacs he’s also drink
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