l.lai
Well-Known Member
Hi there,
In Australia we dont get Timothy hay grown, we can buy Oxbow Timothy hay but its massively over priced.
We do get:
Lucerne hay
Oaten hay
Meadow hay
Straw
Grass hay
Now this will sound bad, but i didnt have time to duck into my pet shop so i picked up some hay available for rabbits at the supermarket while getting the groceries, they only had pasture hay (which i am surprised they had hay at all in the supermarket!).
Anyone know anything about this type of hay? It'll only be short term (1 week) until i get some normal hay (meadow or oaten).
Quote from the website about pasture hay:
" class="f2b"Peters Pasture Hay (Pet Bedding & Food)
Hay is very important for maintaining your pets health. It provides essential roughage that aids digestion and reduces the risk of hairballs and other internal blockages. It also helps to satisfy the chewing urge. Feed Peters Pasture Hay daily in generous amounts. It is also ideal bedding and your pet will enjoy burrowing into a generous nest of hay for warmth and comfort. Replace regularly"
In Australia we dont get Timothy hay grown, we can buy Oxbow Timothy hay but its massively over priced.
We do get:
Lucerne hay
Oaten hay
Meadow hay
Straw
Grass hay
Now this will sound bad, but i didnt have time to duck into my pet shop so i picked up some hay available for rabbits at the supermarket while getting the groceries, they only had pasture hay (which i am surprised they had hay at all in the supermarket!).
Anyone know anything about this type of hay? It'll only be short term (1 week) until i get some normal hay (meadow or oaten).
Quote from the website about pasture hay:
" class="f2b"Peters Pasture Hay (Pet Bedding & Food)
Hay is very important for maintaining your pets health. It provides essential roughage that aids digestion and reduces the risk of hairballs and other internal blockages. It also helps to satisfy the chewing urge. Feed Peters Pasture Hay daily in generous amounts. It is also ideal bedding and your pet will enjoy burrowing into a generous nest of hay for warmth and comfort. Replace regularly"