Harvesting hay is a time-sensitive process that transforms our Scottish grass into a nutritious, award-winning feed for your little nibblers. Here’s a simple breakdown of how it works: 1. Cutting The first step is cutting the hay when it’s
Read MoreRabbits are charming, curious creatures with a unique digestive system that often surprises new owners. One of the most fascinating — and sometimes misunderstood — aspects of rabbit health is the production of cecotropes and the importance of "golden
Read MoreAt White Rabbit Hay, we pride ourselves on offering top-quality Timothy and Meadow hay grown right here in the UK on our local Scottish farms —perfect for rabbits, guinea pigs, and other small pets. While Canadian hay is often
Read MoreAt White Rabbit Hay, we believe that healthy hay starts with healthy land — and that means keeping things as natural as possible. That’s why we’re committed to pesticide-free farming. Using fewer chemicals doesn’t just protect the environment —
Read MoreWhen it comes to keeping your small pet happy and healthy, hay is one of the most important parts of their diet. But did you know that offering a variety of hay can be even more beneficial than sticking
Read MoreWhile rabbits might look like the perfect symbol of spring and Easter, bringing a bunny home without serious thought can lead to heartbreak for both the animal and the family. So, please think before you hop this Easter! Rabbits
Read MoreIf you have a rabbit, guinea pig, or other small herbivore, you’ve likely heard of Timothy hay—but what makes it so important? The Role of Timothy Hay in a Small Pet’s Diet Timothy hay is a high-fibre grass hay
Read MoreAt White Rabbit Hay, we believe that every blade of grass matters—not just to the bunnies who munch on our premium hay but to the broader ecosystem we all share. As we celebrate World Wildlife Day, we want to
Read MoreEvery bale of White Rabbit Hay is hand-selected from our home farm on the Carse of Stirling and partner farms along the banks of the Forth and Teith rivers. Our partner farmers are lifelong friends—our families have worked the
Read MoreRabbits are grazers, meaning they ideally need unlimited access to hay 24/7. Ideally, hay should make up at least 80% of their diet, which is at least a bundle the size of them every day! Did you know, on
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