Rabbits are among the most popular pets in the world, but unfortunately, they are also one of the most neglected and misunderstood. Irresponsible breeders are contributing to a surge in unwanted rabbits that have left RSPCA animal centres swamped
Read MoreAs the temperatures drop and winter settles in, it's easy to focus on bundling up ourselves, but our pets need extra attention during the colder months too. Whether your pet loves the snow or prefers to curl up indoors,
Read MoreDid you know? Tortoises rely on high-fibre, quality hay to provide up to 85% of their nutritional needs! When it comes to caring for our shelled friends, one of the most crucial aspects is their diet. Keep reading to
Read MoreFor pet owners, understanding the connection between hay and the digestive health of your pet can be a game-changer... Small animals like rabbits, guinea pigs, and chinchillas rely on hay not just for nutrition but for their overall well-being.
Read MoreWhen it comes to caring for your small pets like rabbits, guinea pigs, and chinchillas, their diet plays a crucial role in their overall health and well-being. One of the most vital components of their diet is hay, which
Read MoreMany people often believe hay and straw to be the same thing due to their similar appearance, but the main differences come down to their nutritional content and uses... Hay: What it is: Hay is made from grasses or
Read MoreAs the crisp air and vibrant leaves of autumn begin to settle in, it’s important to ensure that your pet rabbits are safe, comfortable, and happy during this seasonal change. Rabbits require extra care and attention during the cooler
Read MoreWhite Rabbit Hay is excited to announce our NEW Meadow Hay product, packed full with a splendid mixture of hay, wild grass, herbs and flowers, giving it a beautiful aroma throughout the year which the local Scottish farmers call
Read MoreAt White Rabbit Hay, our aim is not only to provide the highest quality hay for your small pets, but also to ensure that we're caring for the land and environment that our hay is grown on. That's why
Read MoreIn the wild, rabbits spend around 70% of their time eating grass and other plants. Rabbits are intelligent and curious animals that need mental stimulation to preventboredom and stress. Eating hay provides an enriching activity that mimics their natural
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