Norfolk Pastures
Norfolk Pastures Hay XL 5kg
Norfolk Pastures Hay XL 5kg
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Norfolk Pastures Hay XL 5kg
Keep your small pet's hay supply topped up with Norfolk Pastures Hay XL. The 5kg pack contains a blend of naturally selected meadow grasses and is labelled dust extracted. This is meadow hay, not barley straw: offer it as feeding hay for rabbits and guinea pigs, keeping it fresh, clean and dry.
Key benefits
- Meadow grass blend: the packaging describes a premium blend of naturally selected meadow grasses.
- Dust extracted: processed to reduce dust, rather than guaranteed completely dust-free.
- 5kg XL pack: a clearly labelled weight for replenishing your pet's hay supply.
- Feeding hay: distinct from the separate Norfolk Pastures barley straw bedding product.
- Natural variety: colour and texture may vary between batches of meadow hay.
Feeding and storage
Provide fresh hay appropriate to your pet's diet and keep it separate from wet or soiled bedding. Check the hay daily and refresh as needed. Follow species-appropriate feeding advice and provide fresh drinking water. Store the pack in a dry, ventilated place away from moisture. Do not feed hay that is damp, mouldy or has an unusual smell.
Frequently asked questions
Is this hay or barley straw?
It is hay. The pack identifies a blend of meadow grasses. Barley straw is a different product and should not be confused with this feeding hay.
How much is supplied?
The XL pack is labelled 5kg.
Is it a single-grass hay such as timothy?
The packaging describes a meadow grass blend, not a single-grass timothy hay.
Is it dust-free?
It is labelled dust extracted. This indicates dust reduction, not a guarantee of zero dust.
Can rabbits and guinea pigs eat it?
It can be offered as meadow feeding hay as part of an appropriate diet. Keep the hay clean and fresh rather than relying on hay used as soiled bedding.
Is it barn-dried or harvested at a specified stage?
Those details are not confirmed by the supplied packaging, so no such claims are made here.
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