Bunnies love fresh hay! Be sure to provide an ample supply they can nibble whenever they like. Hay fiber is the best defense against intestinal blockages. The House Rabbit Hay Exchange offers fresh hay and grasses at a reasonable price. For just $10 you get a good-sized box (10-12 lbs) filled with a healthy mix of hays. Plan ahead. Don't let your hay supply run out before trying to buy more. Just some gentle reminders:

• Hay sales provide valuable income for the HRS. The money supports our spay/neuter efforts and the veterinary care for our foster bunnies, many of whom you, our readers, have adopted.
• Hay is boxed and distributed by HRS volunteers
• Please be patient with people at our distribution sites, as they cannot control whether there is hay available when you get there.
• Call ahead to see if there is hay, but remember that hay is sold on a first come, first served basis.

Hay and a good litter make a great litterbox combo. CareFRESH is a remarkably absorbent, environmentally sensitive litter. Here are sources for both hay and CareFRESH (unless noted otherwise).

Note: These are the only locations, from which hay is sold , which directly benefit HRS and its rescue work with rabbits. Please purchase your hay from these locations to support our goals of Rescue / Adoption / Education. The bunnies thank you!

Central San Diego

HRS Office, 4805 Mercury Street, Suite B, Corner of Mercury & Ronson Road, Kearny Mesa See Map 
  > Office is open from Noon to 3 p.m., the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of every month.
   > Boxed Hay, CareFRESH litter, Purina Lab Diet Alfalfa pellets & Oxbow BBT Timothy pellets

East County

* Rancho San Diego Animal Hospital, El Cajon, 619-660-6767
     > Boxed Hay

* Pay by check only at this location

North County

Diane Calkins, Encinitas, 760-633-1564
   > Boxed Hay, CareFRESH, and Oxbow BBT pellets

Acacia Animal Health Center, Escondido, 760-745-8115
    > Boxed Hay and Oxbow BBT pellets