hay

I've been feeding my tort timothy and orchard grass hay (Oxbow brand), so far it seems she prefers timothy, but I haven't exactly been giving much orchard so maybe she's not used to it yet. What do leopard tort owners here find which type of hay their tort likes best? And for canada, wheres a...

Hi, Just wondering if Timothy Hay is safe for horsfield tortoises? Either as bedding, decoration or a food source? My sister has a 9 year old tortoise that loves his hay with dandelions in it that she just sprinkles in his enclosure and he goes foraging for it. My tortoise is about 1-2 years...

I have a 7 year old sulcata tortoise. She mostly eats grass, veggies and monkey chow. After reviewing online, I’m thinking of switching out of monkey chow as apparently it’s too high in protein. But I’m unsure if I should get the Mazuri pellets or grassland pellets, maybe even both. Which one is...

Hi everyone. I have a one year and a half old sulcata. I have been feeding him pallets containing cacti, chrysanthemum flower and roses as it's main ingredients. I also give him some fruit pellets and vegetables occasionally. I am thinking of changing his diet to hay but not sure what type or if...

Hey everyone! I've got a 9 month old Greek tortoise who's had a little extension put in on her enclosure about 2 weeks ago- At the start all I put in the extension was hay (she loves sleeping and digging in hay), and she seems to enjoy it. But now she spends all of her time in there...

has anyone heard of or used Koop Clean it is chopped hay and straw with sweetpdz. I can’t seem to find any information on the natural additive to see if it is tort safe? I was thinking about switching the bedding and a coworker recommend saying it stays dry and very easy to clean

My Eastern Hermann’s tortoise is about a year old and has recently started eating Timothy hay. I’ve always left a bunch of it in his enclosure, and until about a month ago, he basically ignored it. But he’s suddenly developed a taste for it and now will eat it just as readily as his daily spring...