Kaytee Timothy Hay, 96-Ounce Bags

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Kaytee Timothy hay used to be good but nowadays the bag is full of hard grass stalks and sticks instead of the soft grass leaves. My guinea pigs dont eat any of it because it is too hard for them. I am switchig to Oxbow.

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The hay seems fine to me. Haven't actually tried it, but the pigs chow down and always squeal with excitement when they get more. I'll leave it up to the rodent nutrition experts in the Amazon community to argue out the more technical aspects.

One warning: Be careful about which vendor you use when ordering. Amazon appears to pick one at random to feature at the top of this page and not all vendors are created equal. I noticed this the second time I ordered the hay and for two weeks the order status was "shipping soon". Finally wrote the vendor to see what was sup and they replied. "Oh, yeah. We don't have that in stock" (!!) Well then why was it listed as in-stock on Amazon? And why didn't they send an update? Stay away from: Rollstone Fulfillment.

One of the pet-oriented stores is probably a lot better. I've had good success with All Pet and a few others. Not trying to promote any particular one. But just be sure you click the "other sellers" link and find a company you're comfortable with. The default Amazon choice might be a bust.

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Our rabbit loves timothy hay, but almost refuses to eat this stuff. She'll nibble at it when desperate, that's about it. Try another brand.

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Go to any Guinea Pig, Rabbit, or small animal forum and they will warn you about Kaytee hay and other Kaytee food products. Stick with Oxbow or pretty much any other brand.

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I have been a Kaytee brand buyer when it comes to Timothy Hay, however the past 5 months have been very disappointing in its quality.

Guinea Pigs enjoy the "buds" that are usually very evident in this brand. Unfortunately the past year it seems that their quality has decreased dramatically. Where there used to be nice firm stalks with lots of buds, there are now hard sticks with thistle and very little buds. The thistle is what sticks to everything and is hard to get out of their bedding. Especially if you use fleece for your floor and bedding. It is very hard to clean because it sticks to it like velcro and then has to be picked out by hand before cleaning it.

I have purchased it from the local pet store, online (2 different companies) and from a large department store. All places provided the same quality hay from Kaytee. I will try Oxbow brand next.