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Timothy Hay
(£6.00 – £43.00)
Every day should start with the tasty aroma of Timothy Hay. Enjoyed by large appetites as well as the fussiest of eaters, it’s high in fibre and low in protein and calcium. It contains only unchopped, dried timothy grass with larger stems, leaves and seed heads than Meadow Hay – the ideal balance of nutrition for little teeth and tummies.
At Pillow Wad we only use first cut Timothy hay (often grass fields can provide second or even 3rd cuts throughout out a year). The first cut is the finest, which means our Timothy hay always delivers the optimum amount of roughage, nutrients and taste.
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Not sure which size to choose?
Your furry friends come in different sizes – so does our Timothy Hay: handy and large.
As a rough guide, if you have one animal, a large 2kg bag would last you approx. 4 weeks.
Drop us a line and we’ll help you calculate the right size to suit your nibblers.
Why Timothy Hay?
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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.