Hay Cutting Contract For Guinea Pigs
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Premium 2nd cut Timothy hay is preferred by most grass eating small animals (Bunnies, Rabbits, Chinchillas, Gerbils, Hamsters, Mice, Rats, and Tortoises). 2nd cutting is called ?second? because it is the hay that is harvested after the 1st cutting.
When guinea pigs have constant access to hay, adult guinea pigs can eat anywhere from 6-8 pounds of hay per month, and young guinea pigs can go through 5-6 pounds of hay per month.
Hay is absolutely vital to the digestive health of your guinea pig. It prevents obesity, dental disease, diarrhea and boredom. Your guinea pig should have unlimited access to high quality grass hay. Your guinea pig should eat a pile of hay as big as his body every day.
Hear this out loud PausePremium 2nd cut Timothy hay is preferred by most grass eating small animals (Bunnies, Rabbits, Chinchillas, Gerbils, Hamsters, Mice, Rats, and Tortoises). 2nd cutting is called ?second? because it is the hay that is harvested after the 1st cutting.
One difference between 1st cutting and 2nd cutting Timothy hay is that 2nd cutting has less fiber. And a little more protein and fat. But it still contains a very good amount of fiber. So while it doesn't have as much fiber as the 1st cutting, the texture of the 2nd cutting can be easier to eat for a lot of animals.