SMALL PET SELECT Alfalfa Hay - 10lb (4.54kg)

Alfalfa hay is richer in protein, fat, and calcium and is generally higher in calories. Timothy hay is higher in fiber and lower in protein and fat, making it ideal as a staple food for most adult herbivores. Alfalfa is best for young, growing, pregnant, nursing, or older/ill animals.

Healthy adult rabbits should only have Alfalfa hay as an occasional treat due to its high fat and calcium content. It can lead to weight gain and potential health issues like bladder stones if fed as a primary food source.

Store the hay in its original box in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and humidity. Ensure the box is closed properly to maintain freshness.

For juvenile, pregnant, nursing, or ill animals, Alfalfa hay can be a significant part of their diet. For healthy adult animals, offer only a small amount as a treat, no more than 10% of their daily intake. Always consult your veterinarian for specific dietary recommendations.

It is best suited for juvenile rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, tortoises, and other small animals that require a nutrient-dense diet to support growth, pregnancy, nursing, or recovery.

Yes, the packaging is designed to be earth-friendly and does not compress the hay, preserving its quality. The corrugated box is also safe for pets and can be an enrichment item.

Small Pet Select offers a 100% satisfaction guarantee. If your pet is not happy with the hay, you can contact customer service for a resolution.

While some natural dust is common, excessive dust might indicate storage issues. Ensure the hay is stored in a dry environment and shake it gently before offering it to your pet to minimize airborne dust.

Pets can be picky. Try offering a small amount alongside their regular hay or introduce it gradually. Ensure the hay is fresh and stored correctly. If refusal persists, consult the satisfaction guarantee or a veterinarian.

This indicates improper storage or spoilage. Discard any hay with a musty or moldy smell immediately and store new hay in a consistently cool, dry location.