Emerald City
RABBITRY

Choosing the right hay is one of the most important decisions you'll make for your rabbit. Learn why second-cut Timothy hay is my top recommendation, how much hay rabbits should eat, the differences between hay cuts, and answers to the most common rabbit hay questions.

Think you're allergic to your rabbit? The real culprit may be the Timothy hay. Learn why hay causes allergies, how Orchard Grass can help, and practical tips to reduce symptoms without compromising your rabbit's health.

Is your rabbit refusing to eat hay? Discover the most common reasons rabbits become picky eaters, simple tricks to encourage hay consumption, and when refusing hay could signal a medical emergency.

Proper hay storage is essential for your rabbit's health. Learn how to keep Timothy hay fresh, prevent mold, store hay by the bale, and know when it's time to throw old hay away.

One of the questions I get asked all the time is, "Where do you buy your hay?" Whenever possible, I recommend purchasing hay from a local feed store rather than a pet store. Feed stores typically have fresher hay, larger quantities, and much better pricing. Fresh hay should smell sweet, look green, and have very little dust. If you're local to the Seattle area, here are my favorite places to shop: Hayes Feed & Country Store Address: 908 SW 152nd St, Burien, WA 98166 If you're