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.

Lila in her Hidey Hole

This is the girl lionhead rabbit we recently got, at the ARBA convention. She is shown here in her new hidey hole that we made out of a cardbaord box, she has not tried to eat it, but loves to be in it.  Rabbits do feel safe in places like this and their cage should probably have something like it so they can go in it and feel safe and protected.

In front is her hay ball which both rabbits love, they like pulling the hay out and nibbling on the ball as well.

You can always buy more hay for your pets on our online store sierravalleyhay.com.

Lionhead Rabbit BEAR

Here is one of the rabbits, the boy named Bear, as of now we are still trying it out but he does remind us of a little black bear.  He is really sweet, likes to jump and kick out his hind feet on the run.  His fur is so soft and we do have to brush him about 3 times a week or every other day to keep it looking nice and not too matted around his tummy.  He loves the newspaper as you can see and also hiding behind anything he can.

This breed of rabbit really likes to stand on its hind legs and check things out!

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Greetings from Sierra Valley Hay!

Here is a picture of one of the boxes of hay we sell full of the timothy hay which as you can see is super green.  Hay is really nutritional for all your pets: rabbits, chinchillas, guinea pigs, and other small herbivores.  We also sell our hay by the bales to local horse owners, llama lovers, goat and sheep owners, and dairy men.

There is a page on the website that gives nutriton levels for most of the hay types so you can find out how much calcium and other vitamins are in the hay you are interseted in. If you have questions please feel free to contact us, even if you just have a picture to share we would love to hear from you.

Hay, not just for horses for your small pets too!

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!

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.

Stacking Yard Full of Hay

This is a couple years ago, but it looks the same every year.  This is the stacking yard where hay goes that does not fit in the barn near the end of the summer.  At that point we have finished all 3 cuttings and have not sold all of it yet so here it sits for a while.  This stack is sometimes bigger sometimes smaller it just depends on how much hay we had in the fields that summer.

Busy Rabbits = Happy Rabbits

Well hay is of course meant to be eaten and enjoyed by your rabbit or chinchilla, or other herbivores you feed hay to. It can sometimes just keep them busy which keeps them happy.  Animals like to be occupied just like us they get bored and hay is a great no-boredom remedy.

They can chew on the stems, pick of the green leaves in the alfalfa, find the seeds in the oat hay, and whatever else all day long.  They can just enjoy themselves while being healthy and active all day long.  When they eat it all you can feel free to give them more it is good for them.

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!