HOW'S THE HAY LOOKING?
Fresh From The Hopper
As new hay batches arrive at our warehouse, typically every 4 to 6 weeks, we'll update each hay.
A WHOLE NEW HAY REPORT
Providing You A More Realistic Description
We realized that doing an annual harvest report on only the first batch of hay from that season’s harvest was more of an initial analysis. It was great at giving us an early glimpse into the anticipated quality for the year, but not a guarantee of what each batch would be.
It was with that in mind that we wanted to provide you with a more realistic description of what the hay looks and feels like as each new batch arrives from the farm. Ensuring you have the most accurate information available when you place your order and allowing you to make informed choices with confidence!
Timothy Hay
Coarse Timothy Hay
Last Updated: October 28, 2025
Description:
This new batch of hay from the 2025 harvest is beautifully fresh and green with long thick stems, an abundance of seed heads, and little leaf content.
It’s extremely fresh and looks really clean with minimal to no dust, and no brown leaf. There are seed heads in every handful and the fragrance is wonderful!
Features:
This hay is perfect for promoting dental health, filing down overgrown incisors, and a wonderful daily diet hay.
Note: We did find a very small amount of meadow grass in some bales, but this will not affect the texture or quality of this batch.
Our Recommendations
Medium Timothy Hay
Last Updated: October 28, 2025
Description:
This new batch of 2025 harvest is a medium green color, heavy on the thinner but coarse stems, and some leaf content. The stems are long, averaging 8-10” in length.
Some seed heads are also found, averaging 3-4” in length. There is minimal lead crush, no weeds so far, and minimal brown leaf and dust!
Features:
This hay is perfect for promoting dental health, filing down overgrown incisors, and a wonderful daily diet hay.
Our Recommendations
Soft Timothy Hay
Last Updated: October 28, 2025
Description:
This new batch of 2025 harvest is fresh and dark green with an abundance of soft, flat and wide leaves that are on average about 5-6” in length. You’ll also find a little bit of seed heads and some leaf crush is present (but not much).
There is some brown leaf present, however this is normal and usually found in our Soft Timothy Hay. This is due to keeping the hay growing on the field to maximize the growth of the hay.
This batch also contains a little more stem content, so you’ll find a variety of textures within.
Features:
We have found some thistle within this batch, however our hay experts are mitigating this as much as possible!
Great for older small pets or those with softer teeth.
Our Recommendations
Orchard Grass
Coarse Orchard Grass
Last Updated: October 30, 2025
Description:
This new batch of 2025 harvest is nice and green, containing thick, fibrous leaves and open seed heads throughout with leaves averaging about 6-8” in length.
We are finding minimal to no brown leaf and minimal leaf crush throughout.
Features:
Great for filing down overgrown incisors and as an alternative to those who may be allergic to Timothy or who are prone to illness from dust particles.
Our Recommendations
Soft Orchard Grass
Last Updated: October 30, 2025
Description:
This new batch of 2025 harvest has an abundance of softer, very long leaves. There is some brown leaf present, however no more than usual.
There aren’t many seed heads found, but the grass is fresh and fragrant and will be a hit for those who love our softer Orchard Grass!
Features:
Our Recommendations
Other Hays
Alfalfa Hay
Last Updated: February 03, 2025
Description:
Due to swatching, a process that cuts the alfalfa down in multiple parts to maximize drying and maturing, there is a mixture of leaves on and off the stem.
Features:
Perfect for rabbits, guinea pigs, and chinchillas under 6 months of age to help them get the needed protein and nutrients they need to grow.
Our Recommendations
Mountain Grass
Last Updated: October 28, 2025
Description:
Your small pets will be happy with the variety of textures!
There are a few brown leaves here and there, along with some leaf crush due to shorter Timothy leaves, but no more than normal.
Features:
Our Recommendations
Oat Hay
Last Updated: August 26, 2025
Description:
This batch contains long stems that are a mixture of golden yellow and green in color. There is a bit less leaf content than previous batches, but seed heads are present.
Note: Some Chenopodium Album (also known as Goosefoot or Lamb’s Quarter) is found within this batch. This is a harmless weed that many wild and domestic rabbits like to snack on! It’s closely related to quinoa and is edible and completely safe to feed your rabbit and other small pets. Even humans can eat this!
Features:
This batch does have even more Oat Hay content than the previous batch, so there is improvement!