Question 1

What's the difference between cubes and pellets?

Accepted Answer

Cubes are larger compressed chunks that retain more long-stem fiber structure. Pellets are more finely ground and compressed. Both are dust-free and easy to store. Cubes are generally preferred for horses, while pellets work great for rabbits and as supplements.

Question 2

What cube and pellet products do you carry?

Accepted Answer

We carry Alfalfa Cubes Timothy (50 lbs), Alfalfa Mini Cubes (50 lbs), Alfalfa Pellets (40 lbs), and T/A (Timothy/Alfalfa) Cubes (50 lbs).

Question 3

Are cubes good for senior horses?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely! Soaked cubes are excellent for senior horses with dental issues. They're easy to chew, digest, and provide essential fiber and nutrition without the struggle of eating long-stem hay.

Question 4

Do you need to soak cubes before feeding?

Accepted Answer

Soaking is optional but recommended for older horses or those prone to choke. Most healthy horses can eat them dry. Soaking for 10-15 minutes in water softens them nicely.

Question 5

Can cubes replace baled hay entirely?

Accepted Answer

Cubes can supplement hay but shouldn't completely replace it for horses — they need some long-stem fiber for proper gut function. For rabbits and small animals, pellets work great as a dietary staple alongside loose hay.

Variety	Size	Status
Alfalfa Cubes Timothy	50 lbs	In Stock
Alfalfa Mini Cubes	50 lbs	In Stock
Alfalfa Pellets	40 lbs	In Stock
T/A Cubes	50 lbs	In Stock

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