Best of Both - Ultra Premium Canadian Timothy Hay for Rabbits and Guinea Pigs

The best of both box has a 2.2kg* bag of first cut Tiomthy Hay and a 2.2kg bag of second cut Timothy Hay.  Which means you can give your furry friend a lovely mixed hay box every time, rather than just the one type! 

First Cut Timothy Hay is tougher and contains lots of long stems and seed heads. Second Cut is softer than first cut, darker green, and is a mix of stems and leaf with fewer seeds.

*bags are 4.4kg of each in our larger 8.8kg pack

Our fresh-smelling, lovely green, Ultra-premium Timothy Hay has the perfect nutritional balance for your small animal. It's perfect to nibble and gnaw on which reduces their boredom when you're not around and it protects your rabbit from bloat and other tummy problems. A wonder food for rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, hamsters and degus.

The First Cut part of our pack contains plenty of long stem Timothy Hay which is the perfect length and texture, with just the right amount of fibre, to naturally wear down your rabbit's teeth during chewing.
This helps you avoid the high costs (upwards of £65 per time) of having your vet file their teeth and the risk to your rabbit's life from being under general anaesthetic.

Your Nibble & Gnaw Timothy Hay arrives in a re-closable cardboard hay box, with the hay packed into a 100% biodegradable bag. We do this for four reasons: the bag is really easy to open, hay doesn't fall out everywhere when you open the bag; it is easy to store; reduces mess and waste for every-day use. When your small animal has finished the last tasty morsel, your biodegradable plastic bag breaks down best if you place it in your black bin, and the cardboard hay box can be recycled.

We 100% quality check our hay boxes when hand packing to make sure that what you receive is only our lovely pure timothy hay free of unwanted nasty surprises from the field that could harm your small animals.  We also remove the dust and brown leaf by first passing the hay through a blow tunnel, and then remove as much remaining dust as possible when we're hand packing, as we don't want any small animal (or any human) to suffer respiratory problems from our Timothy Hay.