All herbivores can consume hay, as well as some omnivores, such as monkeys. However, it is usually only herbivores or animals which are prey. If you are unsure if your pet should or shouldn’t eat hay, please ask your vet.

Straw is not as nutritious as hay as it does not have any seeds or leaves. Straw is low in protein, coarse, high in fibre, and not easy for small pets to digest. Straw is best to be used as bedding, with its hollow nature trapping heat, perfect to burrow into. Click here to be taken to our barley straw bedding!

Whereas hay is an essential part of your pet’s diet for digestion, dental health and is the recipe for the perfect running of a healthy small pet.

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Hay can be consumed by most herbivores, and most small pets require hay in their diet; it is not limited to rabbits, guinea pigs and hamsters. Please check with your vet if your small pet can eat the hay you may order. We have a range of hays with varying protein, calcium, and fibre levels. The life stage and health of your pet will depend on what type of hay you should feed them and the quantity.

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