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Choosing the right hay for your pet
We grow many different types of hay, varying in protein levels for those who need some extra energy, different tastes for variety, and texture for the fussy fellas. For all these small pets, there should always be fresh hay available for them to nibble on throughout the day.
Maryna Dorosh
The best hay I've ever bought. I've tried many hay companies over the years for my guinea pigs, and this one is truly the best. I highly recommend it!
Auguste Matulaite
Wow, what an amazing quality of hay! It is so green and so lush. The variety to choose from is fabulous and the quality of each hay is just outstanding. Especially meadow hay - I have never seen meadow hay as amazing quality as this, the strands are so long and clearly so delicious for the bunnies as they have been enjoying it so much since they first tried it.
Lizzy
Really good quality hay, I know it’s important for her teeth to have good hay to munch on so I’m really pleased - my bunny loves it too! Much better quality and cheaper than the Timothy Hay you can buy in stores. Also bought dried dandelions and a forage mix - she loves them both!
Sophie
Always had impeccable service, is posted right away, arrives in great time, and is fantastic quality. I will never, ever, shop anywhere else for hay!
Join us to shed some light on important pet topics and farm facts!
In the wild, small animals spend hours each day foraging, instinctively seeking out different plants to meet their nutritional needs. It’s a natural behaviour that all small animals have, and something that we aim to support and encourage here at The Hay Shed. We believe forage and enrichment should do more than just stimulate your […]
This Easter, we’re celebrating all things enrichment for small pets. So, we’ve caught up with our in-house vet Dr Lucy Robson who explains the importance of enrichment for small pets and ideas to encourage their natural foraging behaviours. Enrichment is fundamental for small pets. It prevents boredom, encourages mental stimulation, promoted physical activity, and allows […]
February marks Pet Dental Health Month, and dental disease is one of the most common health problems in rabbits. To help protect your rabbit’s teeth, we caught up with our in-house Vet, Dr Lucy Robson, to explain what causes dental disease and how you can prevent it. Understanding Rabbit Teeth Rabbits’ teeth are broadly divided […]
