Oxbow Animal Health Harvest Hay Stacks are a hit with small pets, providing both enrichment and a convenient eating experience. While the added carrots are a favorite, some users wish for more carrots in each stack. The compact design helps minimize waste and mess, though cleanup can still be a bit of a chore.
Can be messy if not handled properly
Prevention: store away from the animal.
Provides mental stimulation and physical activity for small pets.
Stacks are compact and easy to handle, reducing clutter in the cage.
Hay is durable and Edible
Priced higher compared to regular hay and limited carrot quantity.
Can create a mess as pets pull it apart.
Tip: Store somewhere less prone to spillage
Not enough carrots in each stack.
Factors: frequency of use
It usually takes between 4 and 7days to get consumed by one pet
"It is the first hay product that my bunny will eat. Got so many only to have to throw them away because he wouldn't eat."
"It must be because it's Western Timothy hay? I don’t understand why my rabbit hates it. She won’t eat it, instead she pulls the whole thing apart and the whole stack is in a huge pile under her cage. I bought two boxes and can’t use them now. She eats regular Timothy hay no problem."
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