Kaytee Timothy Cubes, 1-Pound (Pack of 2)

These are a great product to help your animal keep their teeth trimmed. However I hate that some pieces are very short in length while other pieces are extremely long in length. I wish the company would at least attempt to get all the pieces around the same length in size. However if you have a chisel and a hammer you can divide the long pieces to make them all around the same length.

These are rock solid, like so hard I don’t know how my bunny is able to chew on them. I try to smash them a bit first to help him out

As long as these are fresh, they’re great. They have been fresh and my rabbit loves them. I do have to break them up a little since my rabbit is 9 going on 10 years old. It’s not so easy for her to chew a big block anymore, but she really likes these, especially when I’m late giving her her greens for breakfast. She munches in the hay blocks while waiting for her breakfast. I think they’re a great boredom breaker too.

My chins love making a mess with their Timothy hay. With each bag, I find 90% of it discarded by them two chins. It's usually on the floor and my vacuum cleaner gets clogged by it when I even try to clean it up. I tried this to see if they will like it. They do!!!! Now it's cleaner in and out of their cage. It's a little more than regular hay but it's way easier to clean and I'm sure they eat them.

My bun LOVES these. And so does his mama! My bun was awful about stomping on and ruining fresh hay immediately after I gave it to him, until these came around. The hay is packed tightly so every time he nibbles some off, fresh hay is revealed. When he's done, it's easy to just vacuum up the dust without worrying that it'll get caught in the hose.

We started feeding these to our three girl guinea pigs. They are not picky eaters, but they do have their favorite things to eat. These are NOT their favorite - and generally they (the cubes) sit around the cage like unloved toys, while they (the guinea pigs) eat something else.The good:- They seemed like a nice, little, easy to use dietary supplement to provide timothy hay for our guinea pigs (I understand that is what they're supposed to have the most of).- They were inexpensive- Not messyI was surprised by:- The pigs' reaction: they did not care that they were neater than loose hay - they did not eat it. Not even a little. They eat their raw vegetables (no surprise) and haystacks... they even eat their timothy pellets, But they don't eat these...- The cubes themselves are VERY compacted... hard like rocks... maybe I should try soaking them, but that would be messy.I would buy more, but why? Maybe your guinea pigs and rabbits will feel differently.

I bought these because my rabbit had a bad habit of chewing on her cage bars and I thought this would help wear down her teeth so she wouldn't feel the need to do that any more. It worked! Now don't have to be annoyed at the noise she would make, and my other rabbits love chewing on them too!

It was all good