Ultra Premium Lavender Soft Timothy Hay
What is Lavender Soft Timothy Hay?
Ultra Premium Lavender Soft Timothy Hay blends tender soft-cut Timothy hay with dried lavender flowers for rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, and other small herbivores.
The botanical addition supports enrichment and foraging behavior, while the soft Timothy base is easy on teeth and digestion.
Is lavender safe for my rabbit or guinea pig?
Dried lavender flowers are a common botanical treat for small herbivores and are included here as a minor scent and flavor add-in to soft Timothy hay.
As with any new food, introduce it gradually and watch for any reaction. This is a treat and enrichment topper, not a substitute for your pet's regular free-choice hay.
How much can I feed, and how often?
A small handful a few times a week to daily is plenty as an enrichment topper. Keep unlimited grass hay (Timothy or Orchard) available as your pet's everyday base.
What are the key benefits?
- Real dried lavender — Adds scent and foraging variety.
- Soft-cut Timothy base — Gentle on teeth and digestion.
- Daily enrichment — Feed in moderation alongside regular free-choice hay.
- Good for picky eaters — The extra aroma can spark interest in hay.
- Safe for rabbits, guinea pigs & chinchillas — and other small herbivores.
Timothy or Orchard Grass version — which should I choose?
Both use the same dried lavender — the difference is the hay base. Timothy has a classic grassy base and slightly higher fiber range. Orchard Grass is sweeter, softer, and more fragrant on its own, before the lavender is even added.
What is in this product, and how do I store it?
Ingredients: Soft Timothy hay with dried lavender flowers (Lavandula spp.)
Store in a cool, dry place with good airflow. Lavender's scent fades with prolonged air exposure, so reseal the bag between uses to keep it fragrant longer.
This blend uses soft Timothy hay as its base hay. 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.
Original: $18.00
-65%$18.00
$6.30
Description
What is Lavender Soft Timothy Hay?
Ultra Premium Lavender Soft Timothy Hay blends tender soft-cut Timothy hay with dried lavender flowers for rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, and other small herbivores.
The botanical addition supports enrichment and foraging behavior, while the soft Timothy base is easy on teeth and digestion.
Is lavender safe for my rabbit or guinea pig?
Dried lavender flowers are a common botanical treat for small herbivores and are included here as a minor scent and flavor add-in to soft Timothy hay.
As with any new food, introduce it gradually and watch for any reaction. This is a treat and enrichment topper, not a substitute for your pet's regular free-choice hay.
How much can I feed, and how often?
A small handful a few times a week to daily is plenty as an enrichment topper. Keep unlimited grass hay (Timothy or Orchard) available as your pet's everyday base.
What are the key benefits?
- Real dried lavender — Adds scent and foraging variety.
- Soft-cut Timothy base — Gentle on teeth and digestion.
- Daily enrichment — Feed in moderation alongside regular free-choice hay.
- Good for picky eaters — The extra aroma can spark interest in hay.
- Safe for rabbits, guinea pigs & chinchillas — and other small herbivores.
Timothy or Orchard Grass version — which should I choose?
Both use the same dried lavender — the difference is the hay base. Timothy has a classic grassy base and slightly higher fiber range. Orchard Grass is sweeter, softer, and more fragrant on its own, before the lavender is even added.
What is in this product, and how do I store it?
Ingredients: Soft Timothy hay with dried lavender flowers (Lavandula spp.)
Store in a cool, dry place with good airflow. Lavender's scent fades with prolonged air exposure, so reseal the bag between uses to keep it fragrant longer.
This blend uses soft Timothy hay as its base hay. 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.
