Hay Bales and Chunks for Rodents and Rabbits!

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You can easily and quickly order Hay Bales and Chunks for Rodents and Rabbits at DRD Rodent Shop®
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You can easily and quickly order Hay Bales and Chunks for Rodents and Rabbits at DRD Rodent Shop ®

Hay is an essential part of the diet of rabbits and herbivorous rodents such as guinea pigs, chinchillas and degus. It not only provides essential fibres that contribute to healthy digestion, but also provides a fun activity and helps to wear down the teeth. In this category you will find a wide range of hay bales and hay chunks in different shapes and compositions.

What can you find in this category?

  • Hay bales with herbs & flowers – Enriched with delicious extras such as chamomile, marigold and rose petals for extra flavour and fragrance.
  • Hay chunks & blocks – Compact hay rolls and compressed hay blocks, ideal for nibbling and long-lasting enjoyment.
  • Hanging Hay Bales – Specially designed to encourage foraging behaviour and discourage boredom.
  • Different hay compositions – From mountain meadow hay to timothy hay and special herbal hay, there is always a variant that suits the needs of your rodent.

Why hay bales and chunks?

Prevents selective eating – Unlike loose hay, hay chunks are eaten whole.
Long-lasting nibbling fun – Perfect for combating boredom and stimulating the gnawing instinct.
Supports dental care – Naturally helps with tooth wear.
Natural and healthy – Free from artificial additives, pure nature for your rodent.

Hay bales and chunks are not only a nutritious snack, but also a way to keep rodents and rabbits mentally and physically occupied. Whether they enjoy a herb-rich hay ball, a sturdy hay roll to gnaw on or a hanging hay ball as enrichment, these products contribute to the well-being of your animal!

Discover our range and give your rodent the best that nature has to offer!

 

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