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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Bear the Rabbit

Here is Bear he is tentative to get out of his cage, but once he is out he loves to run around and explore.  He really likes to come up to you and sniff you.  He also has not chewed his hay ball up, he likes to grab it and throw it in the air.  The other rabbit we have has already chewed it to pieces and wants a new one.

Rabbits country and city dwellers.

This looks amazing right??  Green hay, blue skies, big hills, and fresh air.  This is what the city people miss out on, but then the country lacks lots of things the city certainly does not.  One thing that is true of both places is you can have a pet rabbit, chinchilla, guinea pig, or other small herbivores in either.  They are all small pets and can be kept in cages or let to run around the house. Rabbits are now trained to use a litter box like a cat which is great for rabbits because they have so much freedom to run around this way.

With all these small active pets around they need a place to get hay from and we grow it right here in California on our small family farm.  Just go to Sierravalleyhay.com and order your pet a box today.  We have all kinds including timothy which is super tasty!

We would love to invite you to the site to check us out and give us your input, post a comment in the guest book or learn more about feeding hay to your small pets.

Thanks!