Old Combine

This is an old combine (it was used to strip oats from the stems) that my dad aquired as his first piece of junk on the farm when he bought it in 1979.  He of course had no junk of his own yet so the man he was buying the land from let him keep it.  It was hauled to the arch way where you enter our place and is still there today.  Its a favorite place for rabbits to hide.

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!

New bunny #2

Hey you all, so this is our other new bunny man is she a furry one! It looks like a mini lion with that big mane of hair all around her face.  Anyways names are still welcome if you have any suggestions let us know.

Also we would like to say hello to all the great people we met at the ARBA convention and made our time there so fun and interesting, we hope you are all recommending our delicous green hay to all your customers! Thanks for trying our hay!

One of our two new rabbits.....name??

This is one of the rabbits we adopted at the ARBA convention, we are still thinking of names so if anyone has any good ideas let us know, post a comment.  This is a Lionhead rabbit if you were wondering, and he is a male or buck.

Well it is winter up where we live the rain has come and nights are getting down to around freezing.  Lucky for all our customers we have a huge barn that houses all the hay we did not sell during the summer.  We have timothy, alfalfa, oats, a wild grass/alfalfa mix, and a timothy/alfalfa mix.  We sell online to small pet owners and also to daries, ranchers and horse or large animal owners in the area.

If anyone is looking for hay just follow the link to the website and contact us!

Have a great Friday night everyone!

ARBA Convention

We are at the ARBA convention right now, it is a big rabbit get together.  We are there giving out samples of our hay and learning a lot about all the different breeds of rabbits, meeting lots of great people, and having fun. We have gotten a really great response to our Timothy hay which has always been the case but the oats are gaining interest as well.  Rabbits really love the small seeds found in the oat hay. We used to have rabbits, but they have all passed and now we are considering getting another one since all of the people here seem to be enjoying their rabbits as pets like we do our dogs.  Lots to see and do, thanks for supporting us!
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We would like to meet you!

We are Sierra Valley Pet Hay and would like to introduce you to the world of Hay! There are so many kinds, and so many animals that eat and love hay. We are here to answer questions you may have about your pets and thier hay needs as well as any questions about hay. We are a family owned farm in Sierra Valley and are excited to meet you!