Timothy Forage Hay
Hop into the goodness of our Timothy Forage Hay, grown locally near our farm and packed with a mix of grasses and herbs know as herbal ley. This twist on our classic Timothy Hay makes mealtime even more interesting for your pets, giving them a taste of the wild with varied tastes and textures.
A great choice for encouraging natural foraging behaviour – and a tasty change from more uniform daily hays.
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Ingredients
Just like us, pets love variety. Each blend is enriched with a mix of hays and grasses, all known for their beneficial health qualities and offering a banquet of flavours and textures.
Orchard Grass
Rich in fibre, making it an excellent choice for digestive health.
Cocksfoot
High in fibre and low in protein.
Timothy Grass
High fibre and low protein, it’s an excellent source of roughage for pets, helping with digestion and preventing bloating.
Sainfoin
Unique among forage plants – it contains condensed tannins, which can reduce the risk of bloating. It also provides good levels of protein and energy.
Burnet
Unique Burnet grass is valued for its yummy taste and nutrient content, making it a valuable component of your pet’s diet.
Ryegrass
Good levels of protein and energy.
Meadow Fescue
Similar to ryegrass in terms of nutritional value and known for its great flavour.
Tall Fescue
Adds variety and great for foraging pets.
Why Timothy Forage Hay?
Highlights
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Pro Tips
• Many small animals such as, rabbits, chinchillas and guinea pigs need to keep ever-growing teeth in check. If teeth are not worn down all kinds of health problems can arise. We don’t chop our Timothy hay which helps retain nutrients and gives them something good to chew on.
• Remember grass hays such as timothy hay or meadow hay, unlike legume hay, should make up 80% of your pet’s dietary requirement.
• Always consult your vet before any major changes in your pet’s diet.
