Oxbow Animal Health Alfalfa Hay, For Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, And Small Pets, Grown In The USA, Hand-Selected And Hand-Sorted, 15 Ounce

MY little mini Lops favorite hay,,,she only eats this brand,I f i buy something else she walks away...GREAT QUALITY,Bought multiple times.

It's definitely dusty but I love oxbow products for my rabbit or roach chow for the reptile feeders . Great reliable brand. Should not be fed often to rabbits over 6 months . Which to Timothy hay.

Great value and the best price I have found. Hay is green and fresh. Perfect for my bunny

My bunnies absolutely love this alfalfa hay! It’s fresh and keeps them happily munching all day. Perfect for young or picky rabbits. Great quality and no dust—definitely a staple in our bunny household! Great value for money !

I got this alfalfa hay for what I thought was a pregnant chinchilla, but ended up finding out that she was just fat! This is a great high-quality hay that my chinchillas love, but I will be switching them out to Timothy hay because that is better nutritionally for them . The alfalfa hay does smell very good. There was no mold present and it was very dry. Just like it should be. It was shipped in its own box and labeled properly and I think is great value for the money. It was a nice green color and you got a lot of hay for the price.

Got this for my baby bunnies and they are still under one year. They love it almost like crack so I do try to limit it 😅 but it is definitely nutritious. I did start to mix with general Timothy hay like third cut or the usual so they can slowly adjust but yes they know which is alfalfa. Vet did say they are considered sweet and high in sugar which would be good for babies but as rabbits need to be cautious with sugar foods, I did include their diet with non alfalfa.But overall it does what it needs and it's always great quality from oxbow. Plenty of hay stalks but we did have more small cut mulch like hay which our baby bunnies did like as well so you get different textures!

i definitely recommend this over full cheeks hay. full cheeks hay is more leafy making it so dusty. my bunny sneezes when eating full cheeks hay because some of the tiny bits would get in her nose frequently but after switching her to oxbow, her sneezing lessened by A LOT. even my sneezing lessened with this hay since it's way less dusty. oxbow hay is crunchier which is also great for her teeth.

My guy loves it