Organic Alfalfa Hay

Premium Quality

• 100% Organic
  Our hay is grown without synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, or GMOs.
• USDA Certified Organic
  All organic varieties meet strict USDA standards and are certified for purity and sustainability.

High-Altitude Grown

• Grown in the Pacific Northwest at high altitudes, where cooler temperatures slow plant growth for improved nutrition and flavor.

Pure & Safe

• No Additives or Preservatives
  We never add chemicals, fillers, or artificial preservatives in the manufacturing process - just clean natural hay.
• Fresh Pet Food
  Our hay is safe for daily feeding and supports healthy digestion, dental wear, and mental stimulation.

Farm-Fresh Handling

• Fresh from Local Family Farms
  We partner with trusted family farms dedicated to responsible, small-scale agriculture.
• Carefully Harvested & Packed
  Hand-harvested and minimally handled to preserve aroma, texture, and nutrients. Boxed in-house for freshness.

Growth & Nutrients

• High-Altitude Hay: Grows slowly in cool mountain air, allowing more time to develop rich nutrients.
• Regular Hay: Grows quickly in warm climates, and less time = fewer nutrients.
  

Texture

• High-Altitude Hay: Soft and leafy - gentle on teeth, easy to chew.
• Regular Hay: Coarse and stemmy - tougher to chew, may cause dental strain.
  

Digestibility

• High-Altitude Hay: Easier to digest = better nutrient absorption.
• Regular Hay: Harder to digest = more waste, fewer nutrients absorbed.
  

Animal Preference

• High-Altitude Hay: Animals love it - they eat more and feel better.
• Regular Hay: Often rejected or wasted by picky eaters.
  

Long-Term Health

• High-Altitude Hay: Can support healthy digestion and reduce vet visits.
• Regular Hay: May lead to digestive issues and higher long-term care costs.

Growing Method

• Organic Straw: Grown without pesticides or synthetic fertilizers.
• Regular Straw: Often treated with chemicals to grow faster.

Farming Practices

• Organic Straw: Grown with crop rotation and soil health in mind — takes longer but yields cleaner results.
• Regular Straw: Grown quickly for mass production, often at the expense of soil quality.

Availability

• Organic Straw: Limited and more difficult to source due to stricter standards.
• Regular Straw: Widely available from large-scale farms.

Impact on Animals

• Organic Straw: Cleaner and safer — reduces risk of chemical exposure.
• Regular Straw: May contain residues that can irritate or harm small pets.

Environmental Impact

• Organic Straw: Helps restore soil, protect water sources, and promote biodiversity.
• Regular Straw: Can deplete soil nutrients and pollute nearby ecosystems.