Packed full of natural goodness, Selective Timothy Hay is high in fibre, containing 34%. Hay has a low energy density, meaning it is low in calories compared to its volume, so you can feed plenty and not worry about your pet putting on too much weight – in fact hay helps make sure that they stay in tip-top health and body condition. This Timothy hay is also naturally low in calcium so your rabbit can enjoy as much of it as they like.
Daily essential for all small herbivores – rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas and degus
Premium quality perennial Timothy hay
Naturally low in protein – 6%
High in fibre – 34%
Low calcium content – 0.4%
Naturally delicious and nutritious
Rich in indigestible fibre to help stimulate gut motility
Silica crystal content helps promote dental health
Long, large blades encourage increased chewing time
With an abrasive texture that helps support correct dental attrition
Promotes natural foraging and environmental enrichment
Hand packed to help reduce dust
Recommended by veterinarians
Recyclable packaging
Analytical Constituents:
Crude protein 6.0%, Crude fibre 34.0%, Crude oils and fats 1.5%, Crude ash 6.0%, Calcium 0.4%, Phosphorus 0.2%.
My Mango absolutely loves this!! So happy to have found a puppy safe chew for him. He gets super excited when he sees this and loves chomping his way through this especially that he is teething.
Have my senior dog on it over 2 weeks now and already noticing less chewing and licking on her paws from allergies. I'm also pleased to know it's good for her joints and inflammation.
Great quality dog food with an excellent fish-based recipe. My dogs loves the taste, and I've noticed better digestion and a shinier coat. Highly recommended!
Please note: Your cart contains raw/frozen items. You will need to add a temperature control box before checkout. Each box holds up to 25kg.
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Science Selective Timothy HayPacked full of natural goodness, Selective Timothy Hay is high in fibre, containing 34%. Hay has a low energy density, meaning it is low in calories compared...