Hand Harvested Timothy Hay Flowers
What are Hand Harvested Timothy Hay Flowers?
Hand Harvested Timothy Hay Flowers are the seed heads hand-selected from our first-cut Timothy hay — nothing else added, for rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, and other small herbivores.
Because it's 100% seed heads with no grass-stem filler, this is a concentrated treat: feed sparingly compared to a blended botanical hay, and keep unlimited grass hay (Timothy or Orchard) as your pet's everyday base.
What exactly are Timothy hay flowers, and are they safe for my pet?
"Flowers" here means the seed heads of Timothy hay, not a separate botanical ingredient — it's 100% Timothy, just the seed-head portion instead of the full stem.
They're safe for rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, and other small herbivores as a daily treat in moderation, including pets with hay-dust sensitivities who tolerate seed heads better than full-stem hay.
How much should I feed, given how concentrated this is?
A pinch to a small handful a few times a week to daily is plenty — this is a concentrated treat, not a hay replacement. Keep unlimited grass hay (Timothy or Orchard) available as your pet's everyday base, and mix a little into that hay to encourage foraging.
What's the difference between this and a botanical blend hay like lavender or marigold?
This product is 100% Timothy seed heads with nothing else added. Our botanical blend hays (like Lavender or Marigold) are full soft-cut hay with a light dusting of a botanical mixed in. Choose hay flowers for a pure, concentrated seed-head treat; choose a blend if you want a full bag of everyday hay with botanical variety built in.
What is in this product, and how do I store it?
Ingredients: Timothy hay flowers (seed heads) — 100%, no additives
Store in a cool, dry place with good airflow. Seed heads are more delicate than full-stem hay, so reseal the bag between uses to limit crumbling and keep them fresh.
These seed heads come from the same soft Timothy hay harvest we track in our reports. For season-level harvest analysis and photos on that hay, see the Timothy hay harvest report.
For current RHDV2 policy and hay-safety information, see our RHDV2 information hub and the RHDV2 section of our FAQ.
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What are Hand Harvested Timothy Hay Flowers?
Hand Harvested Timothy Hay Flowers are the seed heads hand-selected from our first-cut Timothy hay — nothing else added, for rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, and other small herbivores.
Because it's 100% seed heads with no grass-stem filler, this is a concentrated treat: feed sparingly compared to a blended botanical hay, and keep unlimited grass hay (Timothy or Orchard) as your pet's everyday base.
What exactly are Timothy hay flowers, and are they safe for my pet?
"Flowers" here means the seed heads of Timothy hay, not a separate botanical ingredient — it's 100% Timothy, just the seed-head portion instead of the full stem.
They're safe for rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, and other small herbivores as a daily treat in moderation, including pets with hay-dust sensitivities who tolerate seed heads better than full-stem hay.
How much should I feed, given how concentrated this is?
A pinch to a small handful a few times a week to daily is plenty — this is a concentrated treat, not a hay replacement. Keep unlimited grass hay (Timothy or Orchard) available as your pet's everyday base, and mix a little into that hay to encourage foraging.
What's the difference between this and a botanical blend hay like lavender or marigold?
This product is 100% Timothy seed heads with nothing else added. Our botanical blend hays (like Lavender or Marigold) are full soft-cut hay with a light dusting of a botanical mixed in. Choose hay flowers for a pure, concentrated seed-head treat; choose a blend if you want a full bag of everyday hay with botanical variety built in.
What is in this product, and how do I store it?
Ingredients: Timothy hay flowers (seed heads) — 100%, no additives
Store in a cool, dry place with good airflow. Seed heads are more delicate than full-stem hay, so reseal the bag between uses to limit crumbling and keep them fresh.
These seed heads come from the same soft Timothy hay harvest we track in our reports. For season-level harvest analysis and photos on that hay, see the Timothy hay harvest report.
For current RHDV2 policy and hay-safety information, see our RHDV2 information hub and the RHDV2 section of our FAQ.
