The Oxbow Botanical Hay is highly praised for its quality and variety, making it a favorite among small animal owners. It encourages foraging and seems to be loved by many pets, although there are mixed reviews on whether it should be the primary hay type.
Offers a range of flavors and textures that pets love.
Enrichment toys and enrichment behaviors
A pleasant and enticing smell for pets and humans.
Motivates pets to eat more hay.
Good for mixing with regular hay.
Some pets may lose interest over time.
Tip: Mix with other hays to maintain interest.
More expensive than basic hay types.
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Factors: Quality, Mixed Source, Availability
No and recommended as compensatory measure
It is well mentioned as known to encourage foraging.
Chinchillas experiencing dental pain may not be interested in this hay. If a chinchilla is experiencing pain, the desire to eat hay diminishes.
"My 9 yr old dutch bunny was starting to not eat as much of his timothy hay so I tried a few different types of hay. My picky boy loves this brand of botanical hay! I mix it in his timothy hay and now he is chomping away. It is great to use in enrichment toys too!"
"I tried all the different hay from OXBOW, and he liked 1 but overtime, he stopped. I kept buying them as a way to line the box and put the Natural Behavior hay mix that he munched on. My bunny passed away in August."
This product is an excellent addition to a small animal's diet, especially as a supplement to their regular hay. Consider it if you want to encourage foraging and add variety.
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