Our Meadow Hay packs are now even more environmentally friendly, wrapped in fully home-compostable...Our Meadow Hay packs are now even more environmentally friendly, wrapped in fully home-compostable packaging. This hay is sourced from our own farm or local farms within 10 miles, ensuring high and consistent quality. Each pack indicates its origin farm/field. We manage the entire process from spring growth to harvest. This natural product is made using traditional methods from established meadows, resulting in a blend of grasses and herbs rich in nutrition. It is dust extracted and sieved to remove dust spores. The hay is un-chopped to help retain its natural goodness and promote dental wear and digestive health.
This guide is for pet owners looking to provide their small animals with high-quality, nutritious hay. Pillow Wad Meadow Hay offers a blend of grasses and herbs sourced locally, promoting dental wear and digestive health. Keep in mind that as a natural product, variations in texture and appearance can occur.
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Pillow Wad
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FAQs
How often should I replace the hay?
Replace the hay daily or as needed to ensure your pet always has access to fresh hay. Remove any soiled or uneaten hay.
Is this hay suitable for all small animals?
Yes, it is suitable for rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, and other small herbivores.
Where is the hay sourced from?
The hay is sourced from our own farm or local farms within 10 miles.
What is the packaging made of?
The packaging is fully home-compostable.
How should I store the hay?
Store the hay in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture.
Does this hay contain any additives?
No, this is a natural product made using traditional methods without additives.
What are the benefits of un-chopped hay?
Un-chopped hay helps retain its natural goodness and promotes dental wear and digestive health.
Troubleshooting
Hay appears dusty.
Ensure the hay is stored in a dry place. If the dust persists, gently shake the hay before feeding.
Pet is not eating the hay.
Try mixing the new hay with the old hay to help your pet get used to the change, or try different feeding methods.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Environmentally friendly packaging
High nutritional value due to the blend of grasses and herbs
Promotes dental health through un-chopped hay
Dust extracted to minimize respiratory issues
Locally sourced, supporting local farms
Consistent quality due to managed processes
Cons
As a natural product, variations in texture and appearance can occur
May require storage in a dry place to prevent spoilage
May need to be supplemented with other food sources to meet all nutritional needs
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Storage: Store the hay in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture to maintain its quality.
Feeding: Place the hay in a hay rack or directly in your pet's enclosure. Ensure fresh hay is always available.
Observation: Monitor your pet's consumption and adjust the amount of hay provided as needed.
Compatibility: Suitable for rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, and other small herbivores.
Care: Regularly check the hay for freshness and replace it as needed. Remove any soiled hay to maintain hygiene.