Wafer-Cut Timothy Hay for Rabbits, Guinea Pigs and Small Pets, 3.75 lb or 11.25 lb Bag Options
Wafer-cut Timothy hay peels away in compact layers for easier portioning and less loose-hay mess at feeding time. Long strands and a balanced leaf-to-stem ratio provide the high-fiber forage rabbits, guinea pigs, and other small herbivores need as a central part of their daily diet.
Kaytee grows this Timothy hay specifically for small pets and hand selects it for strand length and consistency. It is listed as non-GMO and grown without pesticides or artificial preservatives. Choose a 3.75-pound single bag, three-pack of 3.75-pound bags, or one 11.25-pound bag. Keep clean hay and fresh water available at all times, and store opened hay in a cool, dry, ventilated place.
Specifications
- Brand: Kaytee
- Model: 100213648
- Product: Wafer-cut Timothy hay
- Animals listed: Rabbits, guinea pigs, and other small animals
- Life stage: All life stages
- Form: Compressed wafer-cut layers
- Primary ingredient: Timothy hay
- Fiber claim: High fiber
- Strand selection: Hand selected for long fibers and leaf-to-stem ratio
- Growing claim: Grown without pesticides as listed
- Genetic engineering claim: Non-GMO as listed
- Artificial preservatives: None as listed
- Bag option: 3.75 pounds, single bag
- Multipack option: 3.75 pounds, 3-pack
- Large bag option: 11.25 pounds, single bag
- Detailed 3.75 pound bag dimensions: Approximately 12 x 4.75 x 15 inches
- Feeding note: Keep fresh hay and water available
- Storage: Cool, dry, ventilated place
- Selection note: Confirm bag weight and pack count
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is the hay cut into wafers?
The wafer-cut layers peel apart for easier portioning and help reduce loose-hay mess around the feeding area.
Which animals can eat this Timothy hay?
It is made for rabbits, guinea pigs, and other hay-eating small animals across all life stages as listed.
Which bag sizes are available?
Choose a 3.75-pound single bag, a three-pack of 3.75-pound bags, or one 11.25-pound bag.
How should I store opened hay?
Keep it in a cool, dry, ventilated place and discard hay that becomes damp, moldy, or contaminated.