Quality Recommendation : RECOMMENDED
Please note: This product is packaged with wording that includes "Food", however , this is NOT the only food source your small pet needs. Hay is always a supplemental food source and must be accompanied by a regular, balanced small pet food that provides the for the nutritional needs of your cute little pet. So, yes, we can recommend this hay product as being a good source of fiber, please pair it with a high-quality commercial food.
Quality Ingredients Key
Ingredients List
Analysis / Label
| Crude Protein (Min.) | -- |
| Crude Fat (Min.) | -- |
| Crude Fiber (Max.) | -- |
| Moisture (Max.) | -- |
| Omega 3 Fatty Acids (Min.) | -- |
| Total Microorganisms (Max.) | -- |
| Vitamin A | -- |
| Vitamin D | -- |
| Calcium | -- |
| Phosphorus | -- |
| Docosahexaenoic Acid | -- |
Manufacturer’s Product Description
Key Benefits
- Alfalfa is a nutritious legume that provides protein, energy, and calcium for small animals.
- Supports muscle and bone growth for young animals while maintaining digestive health.
- Packed in breathable boxes to prevent sunlight exposure—plus, the cardboard box can be used as a hay feeder!
- This yummy hay is ideal for guinea pigs, rabbits, chinchillas, and ferret under 7 months.
- Highly palatable for animals and contains phytonutrients that promote a healthy appetite.
* Note: Most product descriptions come straight from the manufacturer. Our recommendations and scoring data are below.
Feeding Instructions
Best suited for guinea pigs younger than 6 months, baby rabbits younger than 7 months, and chinchillas younger than a year. Make sure that you transition your older pets to grass hay slowly after they turn 7 months. Although it can’t be the main food, you can feed this to the bigger animals as an occasional treat or supplement.
Ingredients (Label)
Aflalfa.