Rabbit Hay

Hay all day, keeps the vet away!

Discover quality rabbit hay at Natures Meadow, with natural, fibre-rich varieties to support your rabbit's everyday needs.

Good-quality grass hay should make up the majority of a rabbit's diet. Its high fibre content helps support normal digestion, while the long strands encourage the natural chewing that helps wear down continuously growing teeth. Constant access to hay also encourages natural grazing and foraging behaviours, helping to keep your rabbit occupied throughout the day.

Explore our selection of Meadow hay and Timothy hay, carefully chosen to provide variety in your rabbit's daily routine. Our hay is dust-extracted to help reduce dust, making it a practical choice for everyday feeding.

Whether you're topping up your rabbit's hay rack or looking for a new variety to try, discover natural rabbit hay at Natures Meadow.

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  • Sweet Green Hay

    Sweet Green Hay

    £6.00
  • Devon Meadow Hay

    Devon Meadow Hay

    £3.50
  • Meadow Hay Box

    Meadow Hay Box

    £10.50
  • Mini Munch Box

    Mini Munch Box

    £9.99
  • Marigold Hay Box

    Marigold Hay Box

    £9.99
  • Timothy Hay Box

    Timothy Hay Box

    £10.50

Rabbits love hay!

Hay is the most important part of a rabbit’s diet. It provides essential fibre that keeps their digestive system moving and helps wear down their continuously growing teeth.

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Hay provides mental enrichment. Rabbits are natural foragers, so by providing hay it will encourage natural grazing behaviour, burrowing, nesting and play.

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Different hay textures (coarse, soft, leafy, stalky) stimulate curiosity and activity.

Frequently asked questions

Rabbits should have unlimited access to fresh hay 24/7. It should make up 80–90% of their total diet. Fresh water should also be available, at all times.

Recommended types of hay:

Timothy hay (most popular and nutritionally balanced)

Orchard grass (soft and fragrant)

Meadow hay (varied and enriching)

Oat hay (crunchy and stimulating)

Hay should be replaced daily! Rabbits prefer fresh hay and may avoid older, trampled, or soiled hay. Keep it topped up at all times.

To encourage your bunny to eat more hay, you could try the following:

Offer different types (timothy, orchard grass, meadow, oat hay).

  • Mix in a little dried herbs or treats.
  • Use hay racks or toys to increase interest.