Eric Schweizer Swiss Meadow Hay – Natural Hay from Swiss Alpine Meadows
Eric Schweizer Swiss Meadow Hay is a 100% natural product from extensively managed Swiss mountain meadows. It is harvested without additives or preservatives and gently dried to preserve its natural taste and nutrients.
Promotes natural tooth wear in rodents through chewing of rough stalks
Provides an ideal occupation: sorting and eating hay keeps small rodents naturally active
Supports a high-fibre diet and helps prevent digestive issues
Comes from sustainable Swiss agriculture with short transport distances
Suitable for all small rodents and dwarf rabbits
What makes Swiss Meadow Hay special
Unlike traditional straw or dried grasses, this hay offers a diverse mix of plants from Swiss alpine meadows. The blend of grasses, herbs, and wildflowers provides a varied nutritional base that meets the natural dietary needs of rodents. The gentle drying process preserves the fragrant aromas that encourage animals to eat.
Ideal for...
Small rodents such as guinea pigs, rabbits, hamsters, degus, and chinchillas, as well as dwarf rabbits that require a high-fibre diet. Also suitable as a supplement to dry food and as nesting material for rodents.
How to use Swiss Meadow Hay
Place the hay in a hay net or rack to keep it clean and allow animals to eat ad libitum. Offer fresh hay daily and remove leftovers after 24 hours. Store the hay in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Eric Schweizer is a traditional Swiss manufacturer of seeds and animal feed. The company is known for its high-quality, natural products from Switzerland and is appreciated by pet owners for its species-appropriate feeds.
Swiss Meadow Hay is a 100% natural product from extensively managed Swiss mountain meadows. It consists of a mix of grasses, herbs, and wildflowers, gently dried.
It is suitable for all small rodents such as guinea pigs, hamsters, degus, chinchillas, and dwarf rabbits.
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, ideally in a breathable bag or hay net.
No, it is free from additives, preservatives, and artificial flavours.
The daily amount depends on the species and size of the animal. As a general rule: offer as much as the animal consumes in 24 hours. For a dwarf rabbit, about a handful per day. Ensure fresh hay is always available.
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