Closed up for the winter with plenty of hay in store!

The farm is closed for the winter though we still have plenty of hay for everyone, the barn is still packed!  Timothy is great for all your pets small and large.  Our rabbits eat the timothy all day long, that is their main diet.  We do feed some pellets and others fresh veggies as well. Oat hay is one of the treats we give them and they like that lots.  Remember your rabbit, chinchilla, or guinea pig likes to have variety in their diet, hay can be feed always and it keeps you bunny busy.

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Samples of Hay at ARBA

We gave out these samples at the ARBA, we had timothy and oat hay to give out. The rabbits here really liked the green timothy and the oat hay.  Lots of the rabbits had been brought a long way and would only eat the oat hay because it helped with their upset, nervous stomaches.

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ARBA Convention San Diego 09

Here we are at the ARBA convention in San Diego this year.  We gave out hay samples to everyone who visited our booth. There was timothy hay, oat hay, alfalfa/timothy mix, and others.  We also included a brochure that has information about us and our online hay store that sells pet hay. We gave out over eight hundred samples and got great feedback, we hope to see more of you visit our site sierravalleyhay.com.

Chinchillas and Guinea Pigs love fresh hay!

Chinchillas and Guinea Pigs also love fresh hay like rabbits.  It is good for them to have fresh variety in their diet.

Sierravalleyhay.com ships all kinds of hay to small pet owners all over the country for a great price!

We have timothy hay, oat hay, alfalfa hay, and mixes you can purchase online. Give your pets a great treat and something healthy at the same time they will love it.

This is what the oats look like when they are in the wind rows.  Its has just been cut so it is nice and fluffy but as it dries out the size will shrink by half.  The moisture will evaporate and the tasty seeds your rabbits, chinchillas, guinea pigs etc. love will still be there waiting to be baled.  The baler comes around and packs the hay into 100lbs bales that go to the barn to wait for someone to need it.  Horses, cows, llamas, donkeys, rabbits, chinchillas, guinea pigs along with lots of other animals love oat hay.  It is not the main diet it is more like a treat and a feel good snack for your pets.