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Oxbow Alfalfa Hay is a high-fiber legume hay with the same long-strand fiber found in grass hays, but with more protein, energy and calcium. This hay is perfect for young or lactating animals that need concentrated nutrition. The succulent taste stimulates the appetite of ill or post-surgical animals. Once an animal reaches adulthood or completes recovery, this nutritious forage should be replaced with a grass hay.
ABOUT ALFALFA HAY:
Alfalfa Hay is a high-fiber legume forage hay that is sometimes called the "Queen of Forages". It differs from grass hays such as timothy, orchard grass and brome (type of hay) in the leaf, stem, and root structure. Alfalfa Hay is legume hay and the protein, calcium and energy content are higher than in grass hay. Because we take special care and bale at night, you will find that Oxbow's Alfalfa Hay have a soft stem with the leaves attached.
Oxbow's Alfalfa Hay is an outstanding feed for young animals. It contains more crude protein, digestible energy, and calcium levels than any other forage. In addition, it has the fiber content needed for normal digestive functioning. Alfalfa provides the essential calcium necessary for growing bones. Alfalfa is also a source of important minerals, including phosphorus, potassium, magnesium, sulfur, iron, zinc and selenium.
NOTES:
Due to it's succulent taste, Oxbow's Alfalfa Hay can be used as an appetite stimulant when an animal is ill or for post surgical patients. Because it is high in fiber, a small pinch can be given as a treat.
Oxbow's Alfalfa Hay should not be fed to all animals. But if used carefully, in certain situations, it can be a valuable tool in nutritional management.
FEEDING INSTRUCTIONS:
Growing, pregnant, or nursing pets: Place large handfuls of alfalfa hay in your pet's habitat daily. Mature pets: Offer a pinch of alfalfa as a treat. Mix different grass hays together to enrich your pet's diet. Try all tastes and textures to discover your pet's favorite.
HIGHLIGHTS:
Crunchy texture and savory flavor pets love
Harvested fresh from our family of farms
Grown specifically for small pets
High in fiber for digestive & dental health
Premium Oxbow quality
INFORMATION:
100% Alfalfa Hay. Preservative and additive free. Loose hay contains stems, leaves, and limited seed heads.
The whole bag is nothing but dust. Bunny won't touch it. I'll go to the pet store and pay 7.99 a bag and no shipping instead of 5.99 plus 5 something for shipping.
NOTE FROM BINKYBUNNY: Definitely a rare occurance as this brand is usually great. So let us know who you are - contact us so we can make it right for you. Even though this is not our specific brand, we can still refund or resend and we will contact the brand ourselves on your behalf.
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Angela Larson
Runs for Food
We have two young rabbits and when they smell the alfalfa they come running!
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Graham
Pigs love this treat
Given a handful every other day (too much calcium for pigs otherwise), my two pigs really love it - this batch was green with lots of the "leafy" bits they like, would definitely get it again.
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Kyra Mcarthur
Timothy Hay
i was very pleased with the quality of the hay. My bunnies love it!
NOTE: Hay is a natural product. The same variety of hay can vary in courseness, color and length by season.
Hay is extremely important for a bunny’s digestive system. Always have it available. My bunnies eat more hay when they have a variety of hays.
Hay Tip – A great trick that encourages more hay consumption is add a little fresh hay on top of the existing hay, or take the hay that has been sitting there all day, put in back in the bag, mix it around and grab a new big handful. I don’t know why this works – maybe the fresh scent of hay being resurfaced – For some reason this entices them to eat more, even though they still had plenty of hay in their rack.
