Oxbow Animal Health Orchard Grass, Guinea Pig Hay, Rabbit Hay, Small Pet Bunny Supplies, All Natural Grass for Guinea Pig, Bunny, Chinchilla & Hamster, Oxbow Rabbit Supplies for Bunnies, 15 oz. bag

The media could not be loaded. My bunnies have always had sinus issues and sneeze a lot, so dust in hay is a big deal for us. Oxbow’s Orchard Grass Hay works really well because it’s softer and has fewer thick stems and seed heads than timothy hay. That means it doesn’t kick up as much dust, which helps keep their noses from getting irritated.Timothy hay is a bit rougher with more stems and seed heads, and that can make more dust when they eat it. For bunnies with sensitive sinuses, orchard grass is just easier on them.They like the taste too—it’s sweeter and not as strong-smelling. I still give them timothy hay sometimes for variety and because it’s good for their teeth, but orchard grass is the one I reach for when they’ve been sneezing or having sniffles.Both hays are fresh and good quality, and I’ve trusted Oxbow for years. The 15 oz bag lasts a while, which makes it a good deal.If your bunny has sinus troubles, I’d definitely recommend trying orchard grass hay.

This is a good product. My chinchilla used to like it. Now he has become picky and will not eat grass anymore. However, the product itself is good and worth buying.

My tortoises love this stuff. I use it in their outdoor houses, they sleep in it, eat it, etc. It's a good amount for a small amount of animals, good quality and does the job

Good for the value. It was fresh and good quality. Easy to use smelled good and good coloring. The nutrition is good for my bunny's.

This is a good brand and at a good price here at tractor supply in my town it’s a lot more. The price here is worth it and my Guinea pig loves it

My rabbit loves this hay!

The media could not be loaded. I have 6 mice, three of which are fancy mice, two are "house mice" and one is a deer mouse. My fancy mice seem to really enjoy it, two of them actively eat this and they get really excited when I give them fresh hay. My boy Pudding does what I call "the hay twitches", as well as popcorning around and it's so cute! I didn't expect my youngest two to enjoy it as much as they do but they eat it every time I give it to them. My other mice for the most part seem to ignore the hay or line their nests with it, or use it to make their tunnels sturdier. I'm happy as long as they use it in some way, whether they eat it or not. I love how this smells, it's so sweet and fresh that it makes ME want to eat it. I bought one of the packs of "extra large ziploc' bag packs, kind of like the ones for towels and laundry, and just shoved the whole bag of hay in there to keep it fresh. The zipper for this thing does suck to be honest, and if there's more than 3/4 left in the bag, picking it up by the built in handle hole will make the zipper open up 9/10 times. The amount I have will last me a long time with how small my mice are, but I will happily buy it again when I someday burn through it!

Guineas love the hay