Oaten Hay

Name: Oaten Hay
SKU: 4466
Availability: InStock

$46.99 inc GST — available on subscription

Oaten Hay is a high fibre Hay that is ideal as regular feed for Rabbits and Guinea Pigs.

A great source of long-strained fibres helps ensure gut health for your pets.

In addition, chewing Oaten Hay is also great for keeping their ever growing teeth worn down and in check.

Size

3kg (Box)

GTIN

9309002563010

Clear

Oaten Hay for Rabbits, Guinea Pigs & Small Animals

Excellent Dietary Variety: Oaten Hay has a similar nutritional profile to Rye Grass Hay & Timothy Hay – High Fibre, Low-Med Protein and Low Calcium. This allows for feeding variety, keeping your rabbits, guinea pigs and other littles ones interested!

Rich with the Essentials: Packed with essential vitamins and minerals, our Oaten Hay offers a nutritional meal that supports your pet’s overall well-being.

High in Fibre: High in Fibre, our Oaten Hay, promotes healthy digestion and helps prevent gastrointestinal issues – Keeping your little ones happy and healthy!

Dental Health: The long fibres of our Oaten Hay promote natural chewing, keeping those rabbits’ teeth worn and helping to prevent dental issues.

Fresh Aroma: You’ll notice the fresh, attractive smell of our Oaten Hay. A scent that will trigger excitement in your littles ones every mealtime!

Why Choose Barwon Hay?

Handpicked Quality: Carefully grown, selected and hand packed to ensure only the finest hay makes it into every box, guaranteeing the best in quality and freshness.

No Chaff: Ever noticed other brands having very short, chopped up pieces of hay? Well, this is due to a process called chaffing, makes it quicker and easier to pack. Here at Barwon Hay, we put the extra effort into packing only the original product – Giving you long pieces of grass to feed – perfect for wearing down those ever-growing Rabbit teeth!

Freshness Guaranteed: We only pack small quantities at a time, this means it’s fresh when it lands at your door. Our hay does not sit around in warehouses for months at a time, which often leads to deterioration.

100% Australian Grown: All product is grown on our own farm, by us, near Geelong Victoria

Ingredients

100% Farm Fresh Oaten Hay.

Recommended For

Rabbits
Bunnies
Guinea Pigs
Hamsters
Other Small Animals.

Feeding

Oaten or Rye Grass Hay should make up 75% or more of your Rabbit or Guinea Pigs diet. The remainder can be fresh fruit and vegetables or even a small amount of our Alfalfa Hay as a treat. Allow for permanent access to fresh Grass and/or Oaten Hay.

Storage

Store in a dry place away from direct sunlight.

Dry and moldy

The quality has gone way down since I started purchasing. The last box I received was yellow full a big chunk of it was loose seeds and it was full of mold. I reached out through email and have received no response in 3 weeks. My food obsessed bunny would not eat it and I had to purchase different hay. Absolutely unacceptable in general but especially for the price.

Fussy bunny loves Barwon hay

I recently ordered my first box of Oaten Hay for my bunny who tends to be a bit fussy about his hay. He only liked hay from a market stall in Melbourne.

Since ordering Barwon hay, he has been enjoying the quality it brings and if a fussy bunny enjoys it, then that just goes to show that Barwon Oaten Hay is amazing.

Thank you Barwon, and have already ordered more.

Usually consistent hay

I've previously purchased boxes and the hay has been amazing with little to no dust/hay crumbs. However this time there was a lot of dust/cumb parts that my bunny has a bit if a weepy eye (happens when he gets dust in his nose/sinus) .

Would still reccomend and will purchase again as he loves the hay and i dont think this is usual quality for Barwon Hay. Bit disappointed but hoping it will be better next time.

The oaten hay has been diminishing in quality over the last few months

The oaten hay has been diminishing in quality over the last few months.
Hay is dry and already dead, alot of it is covered in mold. I've had to throw out half of the box and my bun is eating half the amount of hay he normally would which is concerning.
Im going to give Barwon Hay one more shot but its currently not worth the cost and highly disappointed