Kaytee Second Cut Timothy Hay has mixed reviews. Quality concerns and high negative sentiment reported.
Discoloration and degradation leading to nutritional loss.
Prevention: Check quality and freshness upon receipt.
Rotted and dusty hay, causing health concerns and smell problems.
Prevention: Consider changing brands or buying in smaller quantities to check.
Some reviewers note higher nutritional value compared to other hays.
Some reviews praise the texture and appearance of the hay.
Many reviews mention the hay being yellow and brownish, which indicates a loss of nutrients.
The hay’s freshness is a common concern, with many users reporting rotten and dusty hay.
Consistently reported issues with quality, including discoloration and rotten parts.
Recent reviews report significant quality issues.
Mixed, with some positive and negative sentiments.
More negative, focusing on quality and freshness.
Yes, it is suitable for guinea pigs, but quality issues have been reported.
No specific mentions of size variations.
"This second cut Timothy hay seems to be of great quality! My rabbits love it & I’m very happy that it has higher nutrition than other hays. Thanks & God bless!"
"The rabbit was not happy with the hay. I will be going back to the other Timothy hay that I get at a local store."
Given the mixed reviews and quality concerns, consider alternatives or smaller quantities to test before full commitment.
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