OXBOW Animal Health Oxbow Hay Blends Western Timothy & Orchard, 90-oz. - Chewy.com

Oxbow Western Timothy & Orchard Hay Small Animal Food

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Rated 4.1466 out of 5 stars
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  • Convenient and enriching blend of Western Timothy and Orchard Grass.
  • Provides the perfect combination of tastes and textures for your rabbit, guinea pig or chinchilla.
  • Supplies essential fiber to support digestive and dental health to your furry friend.
  • Hand-sorted and hand-blended with care from ingredients harvested from Oxbow’s family farm.
  • Doesn’t include any artificial colors, flavors or preservatives—just wholesome ingredients you can trust.

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Questions & Answers

11 Customer Questions

Do you recommend keeping the bag open to keep the hay dry?
Answer by Chewy • Jun 21, 2019
Hay should be stored in a cool, dry place with good air circulation (don't close it tightly in a plastic bag - a brown paper bag or pillow case works well).
Is this 1st, 2nd or 3rd cutting?
Answer by Chewy • Sep 11, 2019
Oxbow will harvest the hay prior to it reaching its maturity stage so it's neither 1st or 2nd Cut.
Is a 90 oz a lot? How big is it?
Answer by Chewy • Aug 20, 2019
A 20 ounce bag contains approximately 1.3 pounds, a 40 ounce bag contains approximately 2.5 pounds, and a 90 ounce bag contains approximately 6 pounds.
how long with a 90 ounce bag last a 4lb dwarf rabbit. my holland lop maybe eats close to 24oz a month if that and I wanna make sure I stock up so I'll only have to do auto ship every 5 months.
Answer by Chewy • Oct 30, 2018
The longevity of the bag depends on your rabbit's daily eating habits. As most rabbit owners allow their rabbits to have unlimited access to hay the longevity of the bag can vary.

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Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By abz1111 on Mar 15, 2023

Decent hay

The hay is always decent quality, albeit somewhat inconsistent in texture, likely due to using different cuttings. Recently I've been finding bits of bailing twine in it though which is not okay. I'll probably be switching to a different brand.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By GSPmomy on Dec 26, 2022

Guinea pig approved

I rescued three guinea pigs over 4yrs ago , that were fed pellets rarely , but was fed iceberg lettuce and cat food yes cat food , I rescued them and it took about 3 months for them to eat timothy but once they started eating they could not get enough . I only have one left out of the three which is Rosie & she loves this brand & mix .

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By GSPmomy on Oct 27, 2022

Guinea pig approved

When I rescued My Rosie she came along with her sister and a male , they were living in horrible existence , like live maggots in their urine/feces soaked small cages & kept on a open porch with no heat in 40 degree weather , so I rescued them . And found out they were fed pellets every so often but their main diet was carrots & ice berg lettuce and cat food yes cat food because it was cheap . When I took them in they would not eat the timothy hay I have gotten them , they just burrowed in it . So I tried this since it has timothy & orchard grass , it took about 6 months for them to finally eat this hay , I was working with a guinea pig rescue and they suggested to omit pellets every other day & omit veggies/fruit every other day & just feed this . Between the omitting & treats being rubbed in the hay they finally started eating it . This smells so fresh when first opening & love the resealable bag & the pigs are so healthy now Vet is impressed , from being so skinny to point of almost death to happy healthy pigs .

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Julie on Feb 21, 2023

Everything was as expected!

Everything was as expected! I am on the lookout to find small quantity like this product, but not wrapped in plastic

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Rabbitbunbun on Dec 21, 2022

Best Hay for my rabbit

Oxbow has been the best hay option for my rabbit, and now that he is getting a little older I definitely want to make sure I give him the best quality hay that he will enjoy.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Eliz on Mar 26, 2023

Piggy loves this hay

Great hay. Has a good, nice variety of grass. Recommended.

Rated 2 out of 5 stars
By Piggymom on Nov 1, 2022

So much crumbs/dust

Normally I buy this hay for my piggies and it’s better quality than this. This time it just seems like there’s so much dust throughout the entire bag. The quality could be better, and I’ve been buying chewy products for a while now. Just disappointed I guess.

Rated 2 out of 5 stars
By Toodles on Oct 30, 2022

Quite Disappointed

This was once my go-to hay because it wasn’t full of hay dust but now…I don’t know…it is so choppy looking and doesn’t have nearly as many hay flowers in it…not sure if we will continue with this product. Toodles doesn’t seem to like it as much as she did before.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Kay2837 on Jan 13, 2023

Order came quickly and was just what I needed

My order came quickly and was just what I needed! It also lasts my Guinea pig for at least two months!

Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By chelikay on Sep 27, 2022

Inconsistent

On a good day, I really like this hay. However, it seems 50/50 whether I get a good bag and this doesn’t change if I get it from Chewy or somewhere else. It will be brown and stringy (if that makes sense). My guinea pigs don’t seem to eat as much of it when it’s like this. When it’s good though I really like it and my pigs do too!