Soft Timothy Hay, Leaf-Heavy Long-Strand Grass Hay for Picky Eaters and Pets with Sensitive Teeth

Soft Timothy Hay offers a tender, leaf-heavy texture with thin stems for rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, and other small herbivores that avoid coarse hay or struggle with harder blades.

Its soft profile is similar to what many pet owners seek from third-cut hay, but each batch is graded for softness rather than promised as a particular seasonal cutting.

Long strands encourage natural foraging and provide fiber for digestion, while the single-ingredient recipe contains no fillers or additives.

Key Features

• Leafier, softer grass blades suit picky eaters, senior pets, and animals with sensitive teeth.
• Hand-packed and visually inspected to provide fresh hay with minimal dust and fewer fines to sort through.
• Naturally high in fiber and lower in protein for a grass-hay diet that supports digestion and steady weight.
• Softer hay offers less coarse chewing resistance than stem-heavy hay. Discuss exclusive use with your veterinarian and consider suitable chew toys or a mix of coarser hay for greater chewing variety.
• Keep grass hay available at all times. Change hays gradually by mixing the old and new hay over 7–14 days while monitoring appetite and droppings.

Specifications

• Ingredient: 100% timothy hay.
• Guaranteed crude protein: minimum 10%.
• Guaranteed crude fat: minimum 2%.
• ADF fiber: minimum 22% and maximum 39%.
• NDF fiber: minimum 41% and maximum 58%.
• Sizes: 4 oz, 12 oz, 24 oz, 5 lb, 10 lb, 20 lb, 40 lb, and 80 lb.
• Store in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place. Do not seal hay in plastic for long-term storage; discard hay that smells musty, feels damp, or appears unusually discolored.

For adult rabbits at least 7 months old and guinea pigs at least 6 months old, grass hay should make up at least 80% of the diet. For chinchillas older than one year, aim for at least 75%. Younger animals, nursing mothers, and pets with health concerns may require different portions, so consult your veterinarian when unsure.