Kaytee Timothy Hay Plus Carrots – 48 Oz
Kaytee Timothy Hay Plus Carrot combines the benefits of Timothy hay with the flavor and texture variety that complement any Kaytee fortified food. Kaytee feeds more hay to small pets than anyone else. We pride ourselves on providing fresh, tasty, all-natural hay. Grown specifically for small animals, Timothy hay is hand selected to ensure long fiber strands and a proper leaf to stem ratio to support your small pet’s digestive health.
Our hay is naturally grown and harvested with care. It is grown in fertile farmland graced with abundant sunlight and nourished by cool, rocky mountain water. Naturally grown without pesticides or artificial ingredients, our farmers only grow supreme grade hay. This means high quality and consistent nutritional value for your small pet.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Weight | 48 oz |
| Product Type | Timothy Hay with Carrot Flavor |
| Origin | United States |
| Ingredients | Timothy hay, natural carrot flavoring |
FAQ
What makes Timothy hay different from other types of hay?
Timothy hay is specifically grown for small animals. It features long fiber strands and a proper leaf to stem ratio, which supports digestive health in small pets. It is hand-selected for quality and naturally grown without pesticides or artificial ingredients.
Is the carrot flavoring in this hay artificial?
No, the carrot flavoring is natural and derived from real carrot extracts, providing a familiar taste without artificial additives.
How should I store this hay to maintain freshness?
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep the bag sealed when not in use to prevent moisture and pests.
Austin May –
My rabbit loves this hay. The carrot flavor makes it more appealing than regular Timothy hay. It’s easy to find in the feed area and the texture is good for digestion. No issues with clumping or mold after a few weeks of storage.
Steven Peake –
The hay has a nice natural smell and the carrot flavor is subtle but noticeable. My guinea pig eats it willingly. It’s a bit more expensive than basic hay, but the quality is worth it.
Ryan Rampling –
I’ve tried several brands, and this one stands out. The fiber is long and the leaf-to-stem ratio is balanced. My hamster has been eating it consistently for over a month without any digestive issues.
Justin Robertson –
It’s okay, but not as appealing as other flavored hays. My pet only eats a small portion. Might need to mix with other hay for better acceptance.