Rabbit Hole Hay Ultra Premium, Hand Packed Alfalfa Hay Small Pet Food, 1.5-lb bag

Details

• Contains larger amounts of protein, vitamins, and minerals to help your young rabbit, guinea pig, or chinchilla grow up to a healthy furball.
• Suitable for rabbits who are younger than 7 months old, guinea pigs who are younger than 6 months old, and chinchillas who are younger than a year old.
• Features fiber to promote a healthy digestion.
• Hand-packed to promote fur-esh, green hay instead of dusty, dried hay.
• Can be used as a treat for adult rabbits, guinea pigs, and chinchillas, or mixed into their standard food.

Help your little fur-iend grow up to be a healthy furball with the Rabbit Hole Hay Ultra Premium, Hand Packed Alfalfa Hay Small Pet Food. Rabbit Hole Hay’s Alfalfa Hay is lower in fiber to support your fur-iend’s digestive system, but high in protein and calcium to help him grow and gain healthy weight. This grub is suitable for rabbits who are younger than 7 months old, guinea pigs who are younger than 6 months old, and chinchillas who are younger than a year old. While adult rabbits, guinea pigs, and chinchillas cannot enjoy unlimited Alfalfa Hay, they can still enjoy it once in a while as a treat!

Specifications

Item Number : 138637
Weight : 1.5 pounds
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Nutritional Info

Ingredients
100% Alfalfa Hay.

|Guaranteed Analysis||
|—|—:|
|Crude Protein|5.0% max|
|Crude Fat|1.5% max|
|Crude Fiber (ADF)|40% min|
|Crude Fiber (NDF)|49% min|

Feeding Instructions

**Growing Animals (under 6 months):** Unlimited amounts, plus free choice grass hay.
**Mature Animals:** Occasional small amounts.
**Nursing Females:** Unlimited amounts in addition to free choice grass hay.

Alfalfa Hay should only be offered carefully to mature rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, and prairie dogs due to the higher protein and calcium content. Many vets believe that animals prone to kidney stones, bladder stones or calcium crystals in their urine should always avoid alfalfa.

Alfalfa Hay can be used to help animals gain weight and will give a nice shine to their fur. **Elderly animals** should be fed foods they enjoy, such as alfalfa, when considering quality of life. Alfalfa Hay can be used in small amounts as an appetite stimulant for thin or convalescing animals. **Rabbits, guinea pigs and chinchillas under 6 months of age** can be given Alfalfa Hay daily. **After 6 months of age** an animal should begin a gradual transition to 100% grass hay such as Oat Hay, Western Timothy, Orchard Grass or Bunny Brome.

How much do I feed daily?
Alfalfa Hay can be fed daily to growing animals as 25% of their total dietary intake. **Adult animals** should be limited to a small pinch as a treat.

Transition Instructions
After 6 months of age an animal should begin a gradual transition to 100% grass hay such as Oat Hay, Western Timothy, Orchard Grass or Bunny Brome.