Western Timothy - 15 oz

This is hands down my bunny's preferred hay. Whenever I've given different options, this Oxbow Timothy hay always gets chosen first. The quality is really consistent - it smells fresh and isn't overly dusty like some cheaper brands. The 40 oz bag is a good size that lasts a decent amount of time without being huge. I can tell it's helping with my rabbit's digestion and dental health since they're always happily munching away.

We go through a lot of hay in our home with four always-hungry guinea pigs, and this has been a fantastic option. The quality is consistently great—fresh, green, and clean—and we haven’t had any issues with excess hay dust like we have with other brands. If you’ve got hungry guinea pigs like ours, this is definitely a solid choice!

Great product, not all dusty and my guinea pigs love it!

Yummy fresh crisp hay.I did not notice teeth cleanliness from the hay.Very effective hay to give them the nurishment they need.They stayed at a healthy weight this this hay and love it.Great ingredients. Seems fresh and crisp.Great value.

This timothy Hay by Oxbow is not only a great option for the price but it's also a great basic grass hay option to buy with the high quality nutrition that your rabbit needs in their diet. (The high fiber, low protein and calcium content that is). When I opened it I immediately smelled that fresh timothy fragrance, and upon further inspection the color of the hay was beautiful and just as green as good timothy grass should be in appearance. This brand has always been an irresistible tasty hay for my rabbits! I'd also like to mention that the seller was prompt fulfilling my order once I purchased, and I was even able to get some other items from their store front that I need for a discount since I was buying them all together. Definitely a win win all the way around! 10/10 recommend for all those bunnies out there! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

My guinea pigs love this! Oxbow is always a winner!

We've been using Oxbow for years and have loved it for our rabbits for the excellent quality and lack of dust but we've noticed a change in the past month or so. The quality of the hay is much thinner and crumblier. So unlike what we're used to. Not sure what the reason for the inconsistency is now. I hope this isn't the new norm.

This is what we’ve been feeding our bunny, Max! He loves it. It has a nice smell, appropriate color, and usually the hay is not mashed together in little sticky balls, if you know what I mean?!