Timothy Hay Flowers Seed Head Treat for Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Chinchillas and Other Small Herbivores

Timothy hay flowers turn a familiar grass into a special treat for rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas and other small herbivores. These flowers are the seed heads from first-cut Timothy hay, hand-selected and packed without additives or grass-stem filler.

Because the bag contains only seed heads, serve them as a concentrated extra rather than a replacement for everyday hay. A pinch to a small handful may be offered a few times a week to daily, while unlimited Timothy or Orchard grass hay remains the foundation of your pet’s routine.

Key Features

• Each serving comes from hand-selected seed heads from first-cut Timothy hay, offering a focused way to add variety to a familiar hay routine.
• The single-ingredient recipe contains no additives or grass-stem filler, so pet parents know exactly what they are offering.
• A small serving is enough for this concentrated treat, making it easy to work into a measured feeding routine without displacing essential grass hay.
• Mixing a little among your pet’s everyday hay encourages foraging and turns treat time into an engaging search through the hay.
• For hay-dust-sensitive pets that tolerate seed heads better than full-stem hay, the seed-head-only format offers another way to enjoy Timothy hay.

Specifications

• Ingredient: 100% Timothy hay flowers (seed heads)
• Form: Seed-head portion of Timothy hay
• Suitable for: Rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas and other small herbivores
• Size options: 0.25 oz, 0.50 oz, 1 oz, 2 oz and 4 oz
• Feeding amount: A pinch to a small handful a few times a week to daily
• Feeding role: Concentrated treat, not a hay replacement
• Everyday hay: Keep unlimited Timothy or Orchard grass hay available
• Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place with good airflow
• Bag care: Reseal between uses to limit crumbling and maintain freshness

Scatter a small portion through your pet’s regular grass hay to encourage foraging, then reseal the bag carefully to protect the delicate seed heads between treat times.