Blue Mountain Hay High-Altitude Grown Timothy Hay For Small Animal

High-altitude Grown, Nutrient-rich & Naturally Clean Hay for Rabbits, Guinea Pigs & Other Small Pets

Grown at high altitude in the Pacific Northwest, this timothy hay provides high fiber and low protein to support daily digestion, dental wear and natural foraging for rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas and other small pets. It's long-stem structure delivers consistent roughage in a clean, easy-to-feed format.

Soft, Fragrant Timothy Hay Ideal for Daily Feeding

Blue Mountain Hay high altitude hay is grown high in the mountains of the Pacific Northwest, where the cooler nights make it grow more slowly, allowing more nutrients to develop. This slower growth also makes the hay softer and easier to chew and digest. It is an amazing source of nutrition for your small pet, including rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas and other little companions.

• Nutritional Role - High fiber and low protein support digestive balance and steady weight maintenance
• Health Benefits - Promotes natural chewing, dental health and stress reducing foraging activity
• Feeding Guidance - Offer generous handfuls daily. Provide fresh water at all times

Blue Mountain Hay Pledge

Pure & Safe

• No Additives or Preservatives - Blue Mountain Hay never add chemicals, fillers or artificial preservatives in the manufacturing process - just clean natural hay
• Fresh Pet Food - Blue Mountain Hay is safe for daily feeding and supports healthy digestion, dental wear and mental stimulation

Farm-Fresh Handling

• Fresh from Local Family Farms - Blue Mountain Hay partner with trusted family farms dedicated to responsible, small-scale agriculture
• Carefully Harvested & Packed - Hand-harvested and minimally handled to preserve aroma, texture and nutrients. Boxed in-house for freshness

High-Altitude vs. Regular Hay

Growth & Nutrients

• High-Altitude Hay - Grows slowly in cool mountain air, allowing more time to develop rich nutrients
• Regular Hay - Grows quickly in warm climates and less time = fewer nutrients

Texture

• High-Altitude Hay - Soft and leafy - gentle on teeth, easy to chew
• Regular Hay - Coarse and stemmy - tougher to chew, may cause dental strain

Digestibility

• High-Altitude Hay - Easier to digest = better nutrient absorption
• Regular Hay - Harder to digest = more waste, fewer nutrients absorbed

Animal Preference

• High-Altitude Hay - Animals love it - they eat more and feel better
• Regular Hay - Often rejected or wasted by picky eaters

Long-Term Health

• High-Altitude Hay - Can support healthy digestion and reduce vet visits
• Regular Hay - May lead to digestive issues and higher long-term care costs