Hall's Hay Wheat Straw Mini-Bale Small Pet Bedding, 4-lb box
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Help keep your tiny furry family member comfy and cozy with the Hall's Hay Wheat Straw Mini-Bale Small Pet Bedding. This bedding is made with absorbent straw, which helps naturally insulate your furbaby’s home—and helps prevent it from getting wet or dirty. Both you and your small pet will love this low-density bale, which flakes and fluffs easily for your fur-iend. Plus, this meticulously graded and sorted pet bedding is grown and packaged in the USA!
Key Benefits- All-natural, sun-cured Wheat Straw sliced from the heart of premium field bales.
- Made without any added preservatives.
- Highly absorbent and naturally insulating.
- Low-density mini bale flakes and fluffs easily.
- Grown and packaged in the USA.
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Item Number279382
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Weight4.0 pounds
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Bird TypeChicken
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Food FormHay
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Litter & Bedding TypeWheat
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Litter FeatureNatural
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Small Pet TypeGuinea Pig, Rabbit, Gerbil, Hamster, Ferret, Hedgehog
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Special DietHigh Fiber
99% Wheat Straw, Other Grasses.
Customer Reviews
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Beautiful Bedding
By JanetSmith on Sep 7, 2021
I purchased 6 of these bales for my rabbits, and it is truly the most beautiful straw on the market. A remarkable golden color that shines and has that softness that my rabbits need. I’ve tried other straws through shipping in the past, but this has far exceeded my expectations as a straw, and will order more next week.
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This is hay NOT straw
By jakuhn21 on Aug 11, 2021
This is listed as straw. However, when it arrived and we laid it down, it sprouted. Straw is supposed to be below the level of the grain seeds and supposed to be seed free. Hay is the portion of the plant that is supposed to have the seeds and be for eating/feeding whereas straw is for bedding. Disappointed as this made a huge mess!
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Hooray for Hay!
By Maisee on Sep 9, 2021
Compressed bale easy to store. The quality of the hay was fresh and there wasn't much dust. My rabbit got to it and I ended up finding the entire bale poofed out on the floor - it was messy but pretty hilarious!
