Oxbow Animal Health Harvest Hay Stacks - Western Timothy Hay - All Natural Hay For Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Chinchillas, Hamsters & Gerbils - 35 Oz

Proudly Grown In The Usa: Harvested Fresh From Oxbow’S Family Of Farms By Our Expert Hay Growers
Premium Quality: Made With 100% Hand-Selected And Hand-Sorted Oxbow Hay. All Oxbow Hay Growers Are Trained In The Production Of Premium Hay
100% All-Natural Hay: All-Natural – No Additives Or Binders
Compressed For Less Dust: Harvest Stacks Produce 80% Less Airborne Dust Than Loose Hay
Encourages Interaction Between Your Pet And The Hay: Harvest Stacks Provide Added Mental And Physical Stimulation At Mealtime. Offer Your Pet A Harvest Stack, Sit Back, And Enjoy Watching Him Play With His Food!
At Oxbow Animal Health, Our Purpose Is To Help People And Pets Live Happy, Healthy Lives. For More Than 30 Years, We’Ve Partnered With Leading Veterinarians And Nutritionists To Develop Nutrition And Care Products That Meet The Specific Species And Life Stage Needs Of Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Chinchillas, Hamsters, Gerbils, Rats, And Mice. From Farm Fresh Hays And Nourishing Fortified Foods To Wholesome Treats, Beneficial Supplements, Enrichment And Care, Oxbow Products Are Used And Recommended By Leading Veterinary Professionals And Passionate Pet Parents Worldwide. Oxbow Harvest Stacks Are The Latest In Hay Innovation. Using Special Compression Technology, We Transform 100% All-Natural, Hand-Sorted Oxbow Western Timothy Hay Into Compact, Convenient-To-Feed Portions Which Produce 80% Less Airborne Dust Than Loose Hay When Fed According To Instructions. Feed Harvest Stacks As A Primary Hay Source Or Supplement With Loose Hay To Encourage Enrichment. Harvest Stacks Make A Great Feeding Option When Traveling Or Anytime Storage Space Is Limited. Feeding Instructions: Remove The Desired Number Of Harvest Stacks Portions From Package. Pull On Opposite Sides Of The Portion Until It Loosens To Form An S Shape And Place In Your Pet’S Habitat. The Unique Shape And Texture Of Harvest Stacks Encourage Interaction Between Your Pet And The Hay