Oxbow Oat Hay Small Animal Hay
15 oz
Oxbow Oat Hay Small Animal Hay is rated
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Oxbow Oat Hay is harvested before the oat develops into a seed—the way small herbivores need it and like it! Oat Hay, like all grass hay, meets the nutritional needs of herbivores with high fiber and low protein. This appealing alternative contains savory husks full of both flavor and fiber, making it a favorite for many pets. Blend Oat Hay with other Oxbow grass hays to create a nutty-tasting and nutritious combination.
Ingredients: 100% Oat Hay. Preservative and Additive Free. Loose Hay contains stems, leaves, and limited seed heads.
Guaranteed Analysis:
Ingredients: 100% Oat Hay. Preservative and Additive Free. Loose Hay contains stems, leaves, and limited seed heads.
Guaranteed Analysis:
- Crude Protein min 7.00%
- Crude Fat min 1.50%
- Crude Fiber max 32.00%
- Moisture max 15.00%
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Rated 5 out of
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Lanna from
My guinea pig loves this hay and I've had good luck with the quality. Orchard grass is my go-to (nice, long soft strands), but oat hay is nice to add in for variety and keeps things more interesting. There's lots of info online that compares the different nutrient profiles and benefits of different kinds of hay. Apparently oat hay is good for guinea pigs/rabbits etc who need to gain weight (or avoid losing weight) or need a diet that supports dental and gut health, which is why I first purchased oat hay. Keeping hay fresh and offering a variety encourages my elderly little guy to eat more, which is beneficial to his overall health.
Date published: 2020-04-22
Rated 5 out of
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Sarah86 from
Healthy Addition to Timothy hay
The quality of this hay is ace. If you have hay munchers I highly recommend adding oat hay to their timothy for their constantly growing teeth and digestion. Saw vast improvement with the size of my bunnys droppings within a couple days. Plus they love the taste
Date published: 2020-05-27
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Sarah86 from
Smells great
My bunnies love the oats and dance around for them in anticipation whenever they hear the bag rustle. I recommend oat hay for anyone with hay eaters.
Date published: 2020-03-18