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Hay is the most important part of your rabbit's diet. Which hay is best for your bun? Check here. ----- Hay. It’s what’s for dinner. Wanna know the most important thing on our entire site? HAY! Every rabbit should have fresh hay, all of the time. Small Pet Select believes that everything your rabbit chews, eats, inhales, stands on, or comes in contact with has to be totally safe. No exceptions. Period. Every single detail is important. Our hay is personally selected by our staff and hand-packed. It’s the freshest hay available to buy. We’re so confident that it’s the freshest on the market, that we have a 100% guarantee if your purchase isn’t great. Check out all of the hay types we have. Mix and Match. Try an assortment. Let your bun do some taste testing. You’ll feel, see and smell the difference. And so will your rabbit. We’d bet on it. Purchase only the freshest hay for your bun! Rabbit Hay Feeding Hay is essential to a rabbit’s good health, and should make up 80% (ish) of their diet when they’re an appropriate age. Before 3 weeks, your rabbit should be relying solely on his mother’s milk. Of course, as they get older, you should supplement diet with Timothy-based pellets, and safe fruits and veggies. AGE TYPE QUANTITY 3-4 weeks Alfalfa Some nibbles 4-7 weeks Alfalfa Unlimited 7 weeks - 7 months Alfalfa Unlimited 7 months - 1 year Timothy, Oat, Orchard, Other (and decrease alfalfa) Unlimited 1 year + Timothy, Oat, Orchard, Other Unlimited Choosing the Right Hay for Rabbits Although 2nd cut Timothy hay is the standard for healthy adult buns, mixing and matching is good too... it keeps things interesting. The Basics of Timothy Hay for Rabbits Timothy hay is a popular option for bunny hay. Ours is selected for its freshness and available in three cuttings, so you can choose the best fit for your bunny. 1st cutting Timothy hay is high in fiber, but low in protein and fat. It’s great for weight management and GI issues, and helps wear down bunny teeth with its rich s

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