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K&H Small Animal Heated Pad
$35.96Add to cartThe K&H Pet Products Small Animal Outdoor Heated Pet Pad gives owners of smaller animals the ideal solution to keep little pets warm. This soft heated pad has a neutral brown color and comes in your choice of size so you can provide even the smallest of pets with a warm, comfortable place to rest.
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MidWest Wabbitat Folding Rabbit Cage
$51.84Add to cartGive your rabbit or other small pet a safe, secure home with the Wabbitat Rabbit Cage. This cage, featuring a durable wire construction, has an E-Coat finish for long-lasting protection against rust. The cage sets up easily in seconds, with no tools required, and its durable, slide-out ABS plastic pan allows for easy cleanup. Two doors allow for easy access to your pet: one on top, and one on the front. Both doors feature easy slide latches that allow one-handed operation — perfect for those times when you have a struggling bunny in your other hand. Cage Dimensions: Small: 25L x 19W x 20H inches Large: 37L x 19W x 20.5H inches About Mid-West Metal Products In 1921, Mid-West Metal Products made only one item, a Kruse Switch Box Support, and over the years began manufacturing millions of wire and sheet metal component parts. By 1960, they were producing training crates for pets. Today, Midwest Homes for Pets, a division of Mid-West Metal Products, produces and markets a variety of pet containment products. These products include dog crates, training puppy crates, dog kennels, cat playpens, bird cages, vehicle barriers, soft-sided carriers, grooming tables and much more. They also manufacture a full line of pet accessories like beds and feeding dishes.
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MidWest Wabbitat Folding Rabbit Cage
$34.79Add to cartGive your rabbit or other small pet a safe, secure home with the Wabbitat Rabbit Cage. This cage, featuring a durable wire construction, has an E-Coat finish for long-lasting protection against rust. The cage sets up easily in seconds, with no tools required, and its durable, slide-out ABS plastic pan allows for easy cleanup. Two doors allow for easy access to your pet: one on top, and one on the front. Both doors feature easy slide latches that allow one-handed operation — perfect for those times when you have a struggling bunny in your other hand. Cage Dimensions: Small: 25L x 19W x 20H inches Large: 37L x 19W x 20.5H inches About Mid-West Metal Products In 1921, Mid-West Metal Products made only one item, a Kruse Switch Box Support, and over the years began manufacturing millions of wire and sheet metal component parts. By 1960, they were producing training crates for pets. Today, Midwest Homes for Pets, a division of Mid-West Metal Products, produces and markets a variety of pet containment products. These products include dog crates, training puppy crates, dog kennels, cat playpens, bird cages, vehicle barriers, soft-sided carriers, grooming tables and much more. They also manufacture a full line of pet accessories like beds and feeding dishes.
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Rabbit Hole Hay, Ultra Premium Alfalfa; 10lb box
$42.66Add to cartWhat is Alfalfa Hay? While its commonly referred to as Alfalfa Hay, its actually a legume (beanstalk). Full of protein and nutrients, its perfect for growing rabbits between the ages of 3 weeks and 7 months. Since Alfalfa Hay is a legume, beanstalk, it has a thicker stem and many leaves that are more elliptical in shape compared to the long leaves found on grass hays. The leaves run all along the thick and pliable stock. Alfalfa Hay is higher in both protein and calcium and lower in fiber than grass hays, which allows it to be a mainstay of your young rabbit, guinea pig, or chinchillas diet. Itll help them grow and put on weight while maintaining a healthy digestive system. Yet, because of how high it is in protein and calcium there is an age at which youll need to transition them off of Alfalfa Hay and onto a grass hay (such as Timothy or Orchard). While they will no longer get to have an unlimited amount of Alfalfa Hay, it does make a great treat for adult rabbits, guinea pigs, and chinchillas. Importance of Transitioning From Alfalfa Hay Alfalfa Hay is perfect for rabbits younger than 7 months, guinea pigs younger than 6 months, and chinchillas younger than a year. Its crucial that you transition your small pet to a grass hay as soon as they are old enough, otherwise theyll end up facing major health issues such as obesity, digestion and urinary tract issues, along with an increase risk of bladder stones. In order to keep a healthy diet, veterinarians recommend that adult rabbits, 7 months and older, and adult guinea pigs, 6 months and older, transition to a diet consisting of 80% grass hay. Adult chinchillas, older than a year, should have a diet consisting of 75% grass hay. Again, while Alfalfa Hay can no longer be a mainstay of their adult diet, it does make a fantastic treat for them. Feeding Your Rabbit Based on Their Age From birth until adulthood, its crucial that you feed your rabbit specific hays and other foods based on how old they are. To keep your baby rabbit happy and healthy as they grow, use the feeding timeline below to help guide you in your purchasing of hay and other foods. Birth 3 weeks: Mothers Milk 3 4 weeks: Mothers Milk, nibbles of Alfalfa Hay and Pellets 4 7 weeks: Mothers Milk, access to Alfalfa Hay and Pellets 7 weeks 7 months: Unlimited Pellets and Alfalfa Hay (plus see 12 weeks below) 12 weeks: Introduce vegetables (one at a time, quantities under oz.) When your rabbit is older than 6 months, youll need to start transitioning them from Alfalfa Hay to a grass hay such as Timothy or Orchard (any cut will work). Youll need to decrease the amount of Pellets to cup for every 6 pounds of body weight of your rabbit. While you are transitioning them to grass hays and decreasing their pellet intake, you can gradually increase their daily vegetables (green ones) and give treats in moderation. These traditions will help keep your rabbits GI tract healthy and avoid obesity.
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Rabbit Hole Hay, Ultra Premium Coarse Orchard Grass; 5lb box
$31.98Add to cartWhat is Coarse Orchard Grass? Coarse Orchard Grass is high in fiber and low in both protein and calcium. Its very similar to First Cut Timothy in texture, making it perfect if you or your rabbit, guinea pig, or chinchilla are allergic to Timothy Hay but are still looking for a coarse style hay to help with their teeth and digestion. Coarse Orchard Grass provides a strong balance of roughage and nutrition for rabbits, guinea pigs, and chinchillas. Its larger seed heads, leaves, and stems make it coarser providing long strands that promote natural chewing behavior. Its an important staple of your rabbits diet because it helps wear down their teeth. The long strand fibers also helps to keep your rabbits digestion regular and functioning properly. Allergic to Timothy Hay? Orchard Grass is a great solution Allergies, especially to Timothy Hay are common (you arent alone!). Coarse Orchard Grass can be a wonderful alternative for you and your small pet while still giving them all the important nutrients they need. In our experience, people who are allergic to Timothy Hay are less allergic to our Coarse Orchard Grass. While many veterinarians recommend Timothy Hay as the best type of hay, Orchard Grass is a good substitute if you or your small pet have issues with Timothy Hay. We are dedicated to making sure your pets are happy, healthy, and well fed even when allergies are an issue. Why Hay is Essential to Their Diet For rabbits 7 months and older, grass hay is an important staple of their diet. While pellets and some vegetables may be safe for young bunnies, and as occasional treats for mature rabbits, grass hay should make up 80% of their diet. This most closely resembles the natural feeding habits of rabbits in the wild and promotes proper digestion and dental health. The constant foraging and grazing encouraged by hay helps to keep rabbits physically active and mentally stimulated. Orchard Grass is high in fiber and low in both protein and calcium content, which is ideal for keeping the digestive tracts of rabbits and other small animals functioning properly. Coarse Orchard Grass can be fed free-choice to your rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas and other small animals, and should be a mainstay of any small herbivores diet. Free-choice feeding means that the hay is constantly available, and the animals can balance their own diet, without increased risk of weight gain or digestion issues. Hay for Your Picky Eater Do you struggle to get your small pet to eat hay? Theyll go crazy for our Coarse Orchard Grass and gobble it right up. One of the reasons people and their small pets love Soft Orchard Grass is because it is the softest hay we carry. There are almost no seed heads and few stems, leaving just soft blades of hay, which makes it that much easier for your rabbit, guinea pig, or chinchilla to eat. Youll no longer have to worry about making sure that your picky eater is eating the amount of hay they need to have a healthy digestive system.
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Rabbit Hole Hay, Ultra Premium Coarse Timothy Hay; 10lb box
$44.03Add to cartWhat is Coarse Timothy Hay? The seeds for timothy hay are planted in the springtime. The hay is then harvested (or cut) for the first time around May or June, which is why its called Coarse Timothy Hay. Its the first cut of the field for the year. Coarse Timothy Hay provides a strong balance of roughage and nutrition for rabbits, guinea pigs, and chinchillas. Its larger seed heads, leaves, and stems make it coarser providing long strands that promote natural chewing behavior. Its an important staple of your rabbits diet because it helps wear down their teeth. The long strand fibers also help to keep your rabbits digestion regular and functioning properly. Why Hay is Essential to Their Diet For rabbits 7 months and older, grass hay is an important staple of their diet. While pellets and some vegetables may be safe for young bunnies, and as occasional treats for mature rabbits, grass hay should make up 80% of their diet. This most closely resembles the natural feeding habits of rabbits in the wild and promotes proper digestion and dental health. The constant foraging and grazing encouraged by hay helps to keep rabbits physically active and mentally stimulated. Timothy Hay is high in fiber and low in both protein and calcium content, which is ideal for keeping the digestive tracts of rabbits and other small animals functioning properly. Timothy Hay can be fed free-choice to your rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas and other small animals, and should be a mainstay of any small herbivore’s diet. Free-choice feeding means that the hay is constantly available, and the animals can balance their own diet without increased risk of weight gain or digestion issues. Hay for Your Picky Eater With the perfect balance of moisture, vitamins and minerals, our fresh and green Coarse Timothy Hay is a sure hit with your picky pet. Known for its larger seed heads, leaves and stems Coarse Timothy Hay provides a long strand that your rabbit, guinea pig or chinchilla will love. Watch your picky pet happily munch away on our quality hay.
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Rabbit Hole Hay, Ultra Premium Medium Timothy Hay; 10lb box
$46.23Add to cartWhat is Medium Timothy Hay? After the first seasonal harvest of Timothy Hay, known as First Cut, the hay regrows softer and is harvested again as Second Cut. Depending on the growing season Coarse Timothy Hay is harvested in late spring, leaving Medium Timothy Hay to be harvested in late summer. Medium Timothy Hay is easier for small pets to eat because it is a softer hay that has thinner stems and larger leaves. It’s also fantastic for keeping your rabbits digestive system healthy and regular. Since it is softer and leafier, they will most likely prefer and eat more of it than Coarse Timothy Hay. Its particularly good for aging rabbits as it is on the softer side, but still holds all the qualities required to keep up with their dental and digestive health. Why Hay is Essential to Their Diet For rabbits 7 months and older, grass hay is an important staple of their diet. While pellets and some vegetables may be safe for young bunnies, and as occasional treats for mature rabbits, grass hay should make up 80% of their diet. This most closely resembles the natural feeding habits of rabbits in the wild and promotes proper digestion and dental health. The constant foraging and grazing encouraged by hay helps to keep rabbits physically active and mentally stimulated. Timothy Hay is high in fiber and low in both protein and calcium content, which is ideal for keeping the digestive tracts of rabbits and other small animals functioning properly. Timothy Hay can be fed free-choice to your rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas and other small animals, and should be a mainstay of any small herbivore’s diet. Free-choice feeding means that the hay is constantly available, and the animals can balance their own diet without increased risk of weight gain or digestion issues.
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Rabbit Hole Hay, Ultra Premium Medium Timothy Hay; 5lb box
$44.41Add to cartWhat is Medium Timothy Hay? After the first seasonal harvest of Timothy Hay, known as First Cut, the hay regrows softer and is harvested again as Second Cut. Depending on the growing season Coarse Timothy Hay is harvested in late spring, leaving Medium Timothy Hay to be harvested in late summer. Medium Timothy Hay is easier for small pets to eat because it is a softer hay that has thinner stems and larger leaves. It’s also fantastic for keeping your rabbits digestive system healthy and regular. Since it is softer and leafier, they will most likely prefer and eat more of it than Coarse Timothy Hay. Its particularly good for aging rabbits as it is on the softer side, but still holds all the qualities required to keep up with their dental and digestive health. Why Hay is Essential to Their Diet For rabbits 7 months and older, grass hay is an important staple of their diet. While pellets and some vegetables may be safe for young bunnies, and as occasional treats for mature rabbits, grass hay should make up 80% of their diet. This most closely resembles the natural feeding habits of rabbits in the wild and promotes proper digestion and dental health. The constant foraging and grazing encouraged by hay helps to keep rabbits physically active and mentally stimulated. Timothy Hay is high in fiber and low in both protein and calcium content, which is ideal for keeping the digestive tracts of rabbits and other small animals functioning properly. Timothy Hay can be fed free-choice to your rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas and other small animals, and should be a mainstay of any small herbivore’s diet. Free-choice feeding means that the hay is constantly available, and the animals can balance their own diet without increased risk of weight gain or digestion issues.
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