Alfalfa Hay Cubes for Young Rabbits, Guinea Pigs and Chinchillas, Made from 100% Sun-Dried Alfalfa in Seven Sizes

Alfalfa Hay Cubes give young, growing, pregnant or nursing rabbits, guinea pigs and chinchillas the extra protein and calcium naturally found in alfalfa. The sun-dried hay is compressed into cubes for straightforward serving during these important life stages.

As pets mature, their needs change. These cubes can transition from regular young-pet feeding to an occasional adult treat, following the age and species guidance below.

Key Features

• Made solely from sun-dried alfalfa, so pet parents know exactly what is going into the feeding routine.
• Alfalfa is naturally higher in protein and calcium than Timothy grass hay, providing nutrients that support growth and the needs of pregnant or nursing small pets.
• The compressed cube format makes alfalfa easy to place in your pet’s feeding area and remove before the next feeding if uneaten.
• Age-based serving limits make it easier to adjust portions as a young pet approaches adulthood.
• Separate transition ages for rabbits, guinea pigs and chinchillas help pet parents know when to make Timothy Hay Cubes the everyday choice.
• Seven sizes, from a 4 oz sample to 40 lb, accommodate first-time trials and established feeding routines.

Specifications

• Brand: Rabbit Hole Hay
• Ingredient: 100% sun-dried alfalfa
• Suitable for: Young, growing, pregnant or nursing rabbits, guinea pigs and chinchillas
• Added Vitamin C: None
• Sizes: 4 oz sample, 12 oz, 24 oz, 5 lb, 10 lb, 20 lb and 40 lb
• 3–4 weeks: Mother’s milk plus nibbles of alfalfa hay, cubes and pellets
• 4–7 weeks: Mother’s milk plus access to alfalfa hay, cubes and pellets
• 7 weeks–7 months: Unlimited alfalfa hay, cubes and pellets
• 7 months–1 year: Do not exceed 1–2 cubes per 6 lb of body weight
• 1 year and older: Treat only; do not exceed 1–2 cubes daily
• Timothy transition: Around 7 months–1 year for rabbits, 6 months for guinea pigs and 1 year for chinchillas
• Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place with good airflow in the original bag or a sealed container
• Care: Discard uneaten portions left in the cage before the next feeding

Offer these alfalfa cubes according to your pet’s age, then shift them to occasional-treat status once adulthood arrives. Following the species-specific transition schedule keeps this richer legume hay in the right place within a changing feeding routine.