Standlee Timothy Grass for Small Animals, Guinea Pig Hay, 18 oz

Hay, online? What? Well, we broke down and purchased Standlee online, after having a difficult time finding a similar sized bale in local stores. To our surprise, and much to the delight of our guinea pigs and bunny- it was excellent quality 2nd cut Timothy hay. Green, aromatic, lots of hay tops and its plenty soft. Our zoo is eating this hay right up, lots of happy piggy popcorns and bunny binkies!! It has remained fresh and smells great. The price is worthy of the quality hay- which proves itself as soon as you see your pets getting excited each time they know another deposit of this hay is being dropped!! Give it a try, it is a good buy.

Wow this 25 lb Timothy hay came in a huge 24x18.5x18 box. I was more impressed when I got to open it. It was neatly stuffed in a black plastic bag & smelled fresh. It was long stalks of green hay too. None of that brown dead moldy stuff. Now the taste test. My 3 yr dwarf mixed Bunny is super picky about her hay. She’s been eating another brand for the past 2.5 yrs. I hadn’t been too happy with their hay quality but she just seems to love it. I just wanted to try this. The Other hay I was using tends to be super dusty towards the middle & end of box which I hate. Also lots of brown dried hay & their 20 lb Is cut up into short pieces which gets very flaky when distributing. This wasn’t like that at all. It was nice & long which I could pick up with my hands w/o flaking off. Then again it’s the good stuff on the top so can’t comment until I’ve used it a bit. As for taste? I couldn’t tell you but my Bun has been eating & nibbling on it. I’m very happy about that but only time will tell. I hope this is a keeper bcz the price point was fabulous. I paid more for just the 20 lb box from the previous brand. You can see from the pics how green their hay is... I’m not lying. I’ll update after going thru the box a bit. This will definitely last a very long time.

We have been purchasing Standlee brand timothy hay for over 5 years. It serves as a food staple for my children’s small herd of 4H show rabbits. Timothy hay is the most recommended type of hay for rabbits, as it has the right balance of fiber and nutrients. Some people prefer alfalfa hay as feed but I have read that it alfalfa is higher in calcium content than timothy. While this may sound good on the surface, since rabbits are prone to urinary stones if fed too much calcium, timothy is the better option. We tried different brands of timothy hay, available via Amazon and locally. The Standlee brand seems to be fresher than what is typically available on the store shelves and more economical compared to other on-line options. As the herd grew from four to 13 rabbits (I did say it was a SMALL herd), we switched from the 10 lbs box to the 25 lbs option. The shipping box is convenient for storage and the lid flaps and internal bag helps to keep the hay fresh and reduces wasted hay and mess on the floor. We believe this to be the best option and the lifetime of the rabbits prove it. Many of the rabbits have lived beyond their expected lifespan and have won several rabbit shows.

I learned about this hay through the parents of the two guinea pigs I’m fostering and I’m happy to say that I switched instantly. This hay is fresh, smells good usually, is a great quality, contains almost no dust, is healthy, and my guinea pigs love it. Unlike Kaytee hay this hay has no funky odor too which is great Honestly the best hay I’ve tried yet I would definitely recommend this hay (or Oxbow) if you want healthy good quality hay for your guinea pigs while getting a good value. They always pack their boxes as much as they possibly can so you always get a good value for your money(it should last a good two months at the very least for two pigs)

I've had multiple pairs of guinea pigs over the years, and they wouldn't be so picky. I could go get hay from a farm or buy Wal-Mart hay and they'd eat it up. I started ordering hay online when I moved into an apartment and couldn't exactly store a bale of hay in there. It's convenient and a decent value considering the quality and convenience. Now, my two girls will not eat any other brand of hay - no Kaytee, no Oxbow, nope - they only want the Standlee. It looks a richer green compared to the stuff from the pet store, and it also smells fresh and lush. When I shove some in the pigs' cage they hype right up for this grass and start purring. *However* you can sometimes get a box of 1st cutting hay full of think stems that some pigs won't eat, but they're infrequent and it's still better than the Kaytee stuff.

I recently adopted a 4-year old, 5.5lb female Standard Chinchilla mix rabbit at the beginning of October. I had stocked up on Oxbow orchard grass before bringing her home, which she seemed to enjoy, but it was a bit rich for her, judging from her poops. Then this Standlee timothy hay arrived, and what a stark difference that was! My bunny LOVES this hay. I keep one end of her litterbox constantly stocked with hay, in addition to another hay feeder next to her bed. She eats a ton of it (a ball about the size of her body each day) with great gusto, and her poops are healthy-looking. I've had her for about 3 months now, and I'm probably a little over halfway through this box of hay. It comes inside a large bag within the box, which I just keep closed with a giant chip clip. The hay is stacked in individual compressed thick "sheets" - there is some dust between the layers, but the vast majority of the box is high-quality, long, green hay with plenty of feathery heads, and my bunny is always excited to eat it. I will be purchasing again when this current box runs out!

This is the second box I’ve purchased for my 4 year old Holland lop. In the past, I’ve purchased bales of Timothy hay from co-ops, etc. but it got difficult getting the bales from there to my home. Frankly, I wanted the convenience of the hay being delivered to my front door. The first box I received was well packaged and fresh, but not overly vibrant in color. It looked very similar to the hay I was purchasing at the co-op. The bun loved it and ate it with gusto. The second box I received was again well packaged and fresh, but this time it was very vibrant in color. It looked very fresh and appetizing. The bun is loving this box of hay. Just as reference he goes through (1) 25lb box of hay in about 4-5 months.

I am sad to have to write this review. I broke up with SPS a year or two ago because the quality of their hay had turned from luscious dried grass blades to mostly straw-like stems and seed heads - the very definition of low quality hay. I switched to Standlee and boy was I impressed with the quality and amount of hay that I got for the price. But with my last 25 pound box, Standlee's hay is now the same low quality hay as SPS's and sadly my rabbits now waste most of it. I'm having to change their litter box now 3 times a week because they fill it with hay, so not only am I wasting money on this hay product but now I'm spending triple the amount that I normally spend on litter. I can't believe that Standlee tries to pass this off as high quality hay. Sadly, I can no longer trust this brand and will have to cancel my Subscribe & Save. Since I can't trust SPS either, it looks like I'm going to have to find a source locally where I can see the quality for myself. It is worth noting that, years ago, I had a young rabbit die from a perforation and resulting infection caused by rough hay stems that are found in this type of low quality hay. It isn't worth the risk to my bunnies, added expense and hassle.

Mi conejita esta come y come como q le gusto mucho gracias

Mejor que el heno de petco, a mí conejo le gusta mucho. Viene verde y con poco polvo.

Pues esta bien, aunque esta bolsa es la segunda que compro y le faltan casi 50 gramos

A mi coneja no le gusta el heno pero con este si muestra interés. En general luce bien, lo que me gusta es que tiene pedazos grandes de heno y no es como otras marcas que están casi llenas de polvo, además el precio es excelente.

Muy limpio, muy entero, es decir, no es solo basura, no polvo. Les encantó a mis conejos.