Looking for Answers about Kaytee Kaytee Natural Timothy Hay for Rabbits & Small Animals?

Yes I feed my hamster Timothy Hay and she likes it very much. But you should only give it to them once a day.

yes,but in small amount and maybe once a month

It is not necessary for them as it is for other small animals such as rabbits and guinea pigs.

Yes you can. It is not a required thing as it is for rabbits but it won't hurt. The hay is supposed to help their digestive tract

I guess you could, but I personally wouldn't recommend it. I mean, yeah, it's cheaper and more convenient... but your rabbit may mix up the hay used for bedding and the hay used for food. And do you really want your rabbit eating it's own urine a feces? That's just nasty in my opinion. Also, I'm no expert, but I'm pretty sure that's not the healthiest thing for your rabbit.

A medium to large size rabbit should go through about a quarter of a bag each week. Rabbits need limited fruits, veggies, and pellets, but like guinea pigs, they should have an unlimited amount of hay. Every time you see it's hay rack/food bowl empty, you should fill it right away. Rabbits' teeth never stop growing, so they need to chew on stuff constantly. And if they aren't playing, they're eating. Hay is the hardest to chew and the healthiest choice, so that is why the amount of hay in their bowls should be unlimited. (Don't worry, hay will not make rabbits obese. But too many fruits, veggies, and pellets can...)

I hope this helps!

No. Separate the bedding and the food as much as possible. Rabbit does his/her business in the bedding. Hay should be clean for eating. Rabbits' stomach has two chambers and is very delicate. Must be careful about what to eat. Do research. Get House Rabbit Handbook. For online information see House Rabbit Society and Dana Kremels

OMG NO!!! Don't use Timothy Hay as bedding for a rabbit!!! He'll eat it all up!!!

Yes, Cavy's need to eat hay.

Yes they love it. It is a good occasional food though, so only about a handful per piggie per day.

They love this product.

Yes, because it's just dry grass. But why not just let your goats graze on fresh grass? Dry grass may not be as good for them.

No clue! But based on what I've read, Timothy Hay has less nutrition than alfalfa hay. This is what you want for a rabbit or a guinea pig that needs the hay to aid their digestion process, not nutrition. So, I suspect that it would not hurt a goat, but if a goat ate a lot of it instead of other stuff, it might starve from lack of proper nutrition. Please find a book about goats (I don't see any on Petco's site), go to a feed store and ask questions, or look for an authoratative source on the internet. It's important to feed your animals the corrrect food for them! By the way, Petco has one alfalfa hay on their site; search for "alfalfa" or the number 560839.

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