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Newhay Timothy Hay with Carrot & Apple
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Produced The Newhay Way™,this premium machine-dried Timothy Hay with added Carrot and Apple is highly palatable, nutritionally robust, quality assured feeding hay that small animals find delicious. Baled within 48 hours of cutting to maintain the nutrition nature intended, and processed to reduce harmful dust and bacteria to ensure premium quality in every bite. Award-winning Newhay considered a Superfood food for rabbits which explains why Newhay is also used to feed racehorses in UK. Size:1kg
Price : R310.00R275.00
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A sweet smelling, imported timothy hay with Carrot and Apple that’s high in beneficial fibre. Timothy hay is an excellent source of good quality, long fibre. This product has following health benefits:
- 100% natural ingredients
- High in beneficial fibre (63%)
- High in crude fibre (35%)
- Carrots are a great source of Vitamin A which is good for your pet's health.
- Apples are rich in fibre, Vitamin C, essential nutrients and contain antioxidants which can help protect cells from damage.
- Barn dried and dust extracted to prevent respiratory problems
Homegrown goodness from Yorkshire farm in United Kingdom
All Newhay Timothy Hay is homegrown and produced on prime land on their farm in North Yorkshire, United Kingdom.
Dedicated to delivering quality through every stage of their process they use the purest certified seed and every strand is grown, prepared, packed and dispatched from Newhay, giving you peace of mind that every nibble will be as wholesome as the last.
Watch their video to see first hand how Newhay grow their Timothy Hay crop and process it within 48 hours to maximise quality, reduce dust and impurities, and produce British natural goodness in every hay bale.
Why is Newhay timothy hay so good?
It provides 100% of the daily fibre your small pet needs, and a host of other healthy benefits.
- Reduces boredom
- Healthier teeth
- Aids digestion
- Low in sugar
- Low impurities (bacteria & spores)
There are three parts to a timothy hay plant, all of which provide the ideal feed for herbivores. Hay for feeding small pets should contain approximately 7% protein and 30% fibre.
There are many varieties of hay, but imported Timothy hay are better quality than Teff hays in South Africa because they have a high fibre content, are more palatable and with course texture are great for chewing and maintaining healthy teeth. Teff hay in South Africa on the other hand is a softer, finer, less fibrous type of hay.
Hay produced in South Africa are traditionally sun-dried whilst leading hay manufacturers such as Newhay in U.K. are using the latest developments in technology to produce high quality feeding hay.
Why is Newhay timothy hay gently machine dried indoors?
Using a gentle, indoor machine drying process that is Co2 neutral to produce hay provides a range of advantages:
- The harvesting process is less dependent on the weather, and therefore easier to plan.
- More of the nutrients remain preserved in the hay which therefore requires you to feed less to provide ideal maintenance. This is a considerable cost advantage of machine-dried hay.
- The animals are also healthier, the vet bills lower.
- The quality of the hay is clear to be seen: even after drying, it preserves a colour and smell that makes it seem freshly mown. This also attests to the hay’s nutritional value: 5% more protein content (This explains why Newhay boasts 12% protein content)
What is Timothy Hay?
- Timothy Hay, named after an American farmer from the eighteenth century, is a variety of grass hay that is high in fibre, and low in protein, sugar and calcium making it ideal for your small pet’s digestive system, teeth and overall health.
- This premium variety is abundant and native to most of Europe except for the Mediterranean region and is one of the Phleum genus (grasses native to temperate regions), consisting of about 15 species of annual and perennial grasses.
- A good quality Timothy Hay should look green, smell fresh and be free from dust and mould. If stored well, Timothy Hay can last for several years. As nature intended Processed to deliver the natural health benefits of wild grazing and satisfy the biological instincts of small herbivores, our premium quality feeding hay is as healthy as it is irresistible, even for the fussiest of pets.
As nature intended
Processed to deliver the natural health benefits of wild grazing and satisfy the biological instincts of small herbivores, our premium quality feeding hay is as healthy as it is irresistible, even for the fussiest of pets.
Newhay farm supplies Burgess in United Kingdom with hay labeled as Burgess Excel Timothy Hay with Dandelion & Marigold, Burgess Excel Forage Timothy Hay and Burgess Excel Long Stem Hay.
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Post By
ISIS LIMOR
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Wednesday, 06 December, 2023 4:30 PM
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Really fresh, great smelling hay and my bunnies love the bits of carrot and apple, one of their absolute favourites!
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Karien Van Wyk
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Tuesday, 12 December, 2023 10:21 AM
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The bunnies, guineas and chinchillas at Critter Rescue absolutely loves this new hay. They went nuts over it. Excellent product and would highly recommend.
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