Try Me - First Cut Ultra Premium Timothy Hay Starter Pack

Not sure which cut of hay your furry friend prefers? Let them choose! Our 1st and 2nd cut Timothy Hay included in our “Try Me” hay box is packed with fibre, stems and leafy greens, 100% natural and ideal for rabbits & small animals.

First Cut Timothy Hay is tougher and contains lots of long stems and seed heads.  Excellent for most rabbits but can be a bit hard for guinea pigs and smaller animals.  Second Cut Timothy Hay is softer than first cut, darker green, and is a mix of stems and leaf with fewer seeds. Ideal for smaller animals, and a great option for fussy eaters or older animals. Both are high in fibre and very nutritional.

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.

Our long stem Timothy Hay is the perfect length and texture, with just the right amount of fibre, to naturally wear down your rabbit's teeth during chewing. Helping you avoid the high costs (upwards of £65 per time) of having your vet file its 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 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 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 Tiomthy Hay.