Small Animal Hay Sampler Box, Four 2 lb Varieties for a More Interesting Everyday Feeding Routine

Give your small animal more feeding variety while learning which hay profile suits their preferences and needs. This sampler brings together four popular choices in one box, making side-by-side exploration easier than committing to a single hay type.

The box includes second-cutting Timothy, third-cutting Timothy, Oat Hay and Orchard Hay. Each variety comes in a 2 lb amount, providing enough hay to work naturally into your pet’s feeding routine.

For rabbit parents, please note the dated Oat Hay update in the specifications. It explains an exception to the seller’s usual holding practice so you can make an informed decision for your rabbit.

Key Features

• Four hay varieties make it easier to compare options and discover which profiles your small animal prefers.
• Second- and third-cutting Timothy are both included, allowing pet parents to explore two distinct Timothy cuttings within the same box.
• Oat Hay and Orchard Hay add alternatives to Timothy, bringing welcome variety to a familiar feeding routine.
• The assortment reflects the natural variety of grasses eaten by little animals, giving pet parents a practical way to rotate hay types.
• Every box is hand packed, adding hands-on attention before the sampler leaves for the customer.

Specifications

• Contents: second-cutting “perfect blend” Timothy, third-cutting “super soft” Timothy, Oat Hay and Orchard Hay.
• Amount: 2 lb of each hay variety; four varieties included.
• Packing: each box is hand packed.
• Rabbit-parent notice dated July 21, 2026: the current-harvest Oat Hay is an exception to the seller’s usual practice of holding hay for at least 90 days. That harvest reaches the full 90-day holding period on October 10, 2026.
• RHDV context as of the July 21, 2026 notice: there were no known cases in the Pacific Northwest, where the referenced Oat Hay was grown, and the seller stated that it continued to monitor the situation.

Work the four included hays into your small animal’s routine to compare the different profiles at home. Rabbit households should review the dated Oat Hay holding-period notice before deciding when to serve that variety.