A rabbit’s hay should be refreshed daily or every two days. Rabbits should be grazing through approximately one handful of hay a day. If you find your rabbit isn’t doing so, you should introduce a new type of hay to their diet to see if they prefer other tastes and textures – check out our shop for options!

Since rabbits should eat their size (not weight) of hay every single day, on average, they could go through 4.5 kg (10lbs) per month.

Hay is the closest food which mimics a rabbit’s natural diet. Hay allows for rabbits to have great gut health as it provides essential nutrients and the correct amount of fibre. Rabbits would graze all day in the wild, so it’s important to ensure they have an unlimited supply.

Yes, 80% of their diet should be hay, as a rabbit’s digestive system requires hay or grass to function properly. Rabbits should be given hay each day, which is a similar size (not weight) to them.

Rabbits are used to foraging in the wild and therefore, there are several hay types they may enjoy. Each variety has different nutritional content, taste and texture. We suggest you try our taster box to see which one they prefer the most!

Yes, Timothy Hay is a very popular type of hay amongst small pets. Timothy Hay is fibre-rich, perfectly low in calcium and ideal for small animals. Our Timothy is fragrant and green in colour due to our shed drying processes, which means it is not sun bleached – making it extra sweet and tasty!

In short, no they don’t. Hay is dried grass and the most vital part of a rabbit’s diet. Straw is dried stalks from grain crops and is much more suitable for bedding as it is warmer and less likely to be consumed. Look at our Barley Straw, which may be the perfect bedding for your bunny!