3rd Cutting Super Soft Timothy Hay Pet Food, 200 lbs

Very soft hay. Rabbit loves it. Now prefers this to first cut which is more ‘spikey’ although he still likes the seed heads. Although he doesn’t have teeth problems, he is getting older.

Rabbits love this, have bought a few times now and they are very happy

When my bunny had a broken tooth, I felt terrible watching him chew on his normal hay just to spit it out because he couldn’t break it down easily. I started to get nervous about his stomach health when he went several days without consuming hay and only eating other softened foods. As soon as I opened the box of third cutting hay, he jumped in and began eating! As his tooth began to grow in, I started mixing in other hays, but he definitely seems to prefer the taste of this hay and often eats it by the mouthful. The price is higher than I normally pay for hay, but as a temporary measure to get him eating again I was okay with it. One other thing to note is that I have noticed that his poops are smaller, darker, and harder when he eats only this hay. Third cutting Timothy hay is higher in protein and lower in fiber than first or second cut, so it is probably best not to feed this hay long term as rabbits need a high-fiber diet. I started mixing in second cut hay and saw improvements in his poops. In summary, this hay is great for buns with tooth issues but may have drawbacks if used long term.

Quality I know them for and what I paid for

My rabbit has never liked any of the different hay that I've given her and my vet said she has to eat hay and she recommended small pet select 3rd cut cus it's better hay and it's softer and I bought some and she's actually eating the hay lol. She doesn't eat as much hay as I would like her to eat cus she grew up only eating organic veggies and a little bit of fruit here and there but she's finally eating some hay and seems to like it so yes I definitely recommend this hay but it needs to be 3rd cut.