Selective Timothy Hay 400 grams

Supreme Selective Timothy Hay 400 grams – premium timothy hay with long stems

Supreme Selective Timothy Hay 400 grams is a premium timothy hay with long, sturdy stems and a high fiber content. For guinea pigs, rabbits, chinchillas, and degus, good hay is an important part of their daily diet. It stimulates chewing, foraging, and quietly engaging in eating.

Due to the long stems, natural scent, and low calcium content, this hay is a fine choice for owners who are not just looking for any hay, but a clear fiber base with good structure.

Why choose Supreme Timothy Hooi?

✔ Beautiful premium timothy hay with a firm structure
✔ High fiber content of 34% crude fiber
✔ Naturally low calcium content of 0.4%
✔ Long stems encourage longer chewing and searching
✔ Suitable as a daily hay base for herbivores
✔ Convenient 400 gram packaging for trying out, alternating, or smaller enclosures

For which animals is Supreme Timothy Hay suitable?

Supreme Timothy Hay has two distinct roles. For guinea pigs, rabbits, chinchillas, and degus, it serves as a daily fiber base. For small rodents, hay can primarily be used as natural nesting material, landscaping material, or foraging material. Therefore, tailor its use to the species and what your animal does with it in the enclosure.

• Mouse: suitable as natural nesting and foraging material. Provide small tufts and combine with low-dust bedding and suitable nesting material.
• Dwarf hamster: suitable as nesting, landscaping, and foraging material. You can mix small tufts through the bedding for a natural effect and extra texture.
• Hamster: suitable as natural material in a hamsterscape. Mix it into the bedding or use it as a decorative foraging area.
• Gerbil: suitable as natural nesting and gnawing material. Gerbils can use hay to drag, process, and combine with bedding.
• Guinea pig: suitable as a daily fiber base. Guinea pigs need plenty of hay daily, in addition to guinea pig food, vegetables, and clean drinking water.
• Rabbit: suitable as a daily fiber base. Rabbits should always have plenty of hay available.
• Chinchilla: suitable as a daily fiber base alongside appropriate chinchilla food. The long stems provide structure and stimulate natural chewing.
• Degu: suitable as a daily fiber base alongside appropriate degu food. Timothy hay fits well with a high-fiber, simple feeding routine.

For rats and pygmy rats, we prefer low-dust bedding, digging material, tunnels, foraging toys, and Ratscaping materials that better suit their daily care. A hay rack has no clear function for rats in their daily routine.

Why is timothy hay so great as a daily hay base?

Timothy hay is known for its firm structure, long stalks, and high fiber content. For herbivores such as guinea pigs, rabbits, chinchillas, and degus, that is exactly what you want: hay that keeps them occupied for longer, requires them to chew thoroughly, and in which they can search for tasty stalks.

The high fiber content makes this hay suitable as a daily staple. The low calcium content is beneficial for owners who consciously choose a type of hay that fits well within a balanced daily feeding routine. Furthermore, the scent, texture, and natural appearance make it attractive to offer in a hay rack, hay bag, hay corner, or foraging area.

How do you use Supreme Timothy Hay?

For guinea pigs, rabbits, chinchillas, and degus, offer plenty of hay daily. Hay may be available all day long. Refresh it regularly so that it remains fresh, fragrant, and appealing. Provide it, for example, in a hay rack, hay bag, hay corner, or in multiple locations within the enclosure.

For small rodents, use small tufts as natural material in the setup. Mix it into the bedding for extra texture, place a small tuft near a nesting spot, or use it as decorative foraging material in a natural scape.

• Use a spacious hay rack, hay sack, or hay corner for guinea pigs and rabbits.
• Replace hay that has become trampled, wet, or dirty.
• Offer hay in multiple locations for groups, so that animals can eat together peacefully.
• Use small tufts in hamsterscaping or gerbilscaping for extra texture.
• Combine with appropriate staple food, herbs, and forage enrichment.

Usage & consumption

A package of Supreme Timothy Hay contains 400 grams of hay. For guinea pigs, rabbits, chinchillas, and degus, this is a nice package to try, to alternate with another type of hay, or to have on hand as an extra fragrant hay supply.

For small rodents, a pack usually lasts longer, because you mainly use it in small tufts as nesting, structure, or foraging material. How long it lasts depends on the animal species, group size, how much hay is eaten daily, and how much hay you use in the enclosure.

Composition and analysis

Composition: timothy hay.

Analytical constituents: crude protein 6.0%, crude fiber 34.0%, crude oil and fats 1.5%, crude ash 6.0%, calcium 0.4%, phosphorus 0.2%.

The analysis pairs well with timothy hay, which you can offer daily as a fiber-rich base to guinea pigs, rabbits, chinchillas, and degus. For small rodents, you use it primarily as a natural material that can support structure, nesting behavior, and foraging behavior in the enclosure.

Good to know

Hay is a natural product. Color, scent, texture, and stalk length may vary slightly from harvest to harvest. This is normal for natural hay. Store the bag in a dry, cool place and out of direct sunlight so that the scent and texture are preserved as well as possible.

Always briefly check the hay when offering it. Use fresh, dry, and good-smelling hay, and remove any parts that have become wet, musty, or soiled. This keeps the hay corner attractive and tidy for your animals.

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Supreme Selective Timothy Hay 400 grams is a great choice when you want to try a premium hay variety with long stems, high fiber content, and a natural texture. For herbivores, it forms a daily fiber base; for small rodents, it provides extra natural material in the scape.