I like this since they are easy to feed but you have to watch to make sure you're getting fresh ones. I get these when we have a pet sitter so they don't have to worry about how much to feed.

Pros: less waste

Cons: expensive

There are times when carrying a bag hay just isn't convenient. Those are the times that Timothy Hay Tidbits are a must. Timothy hay is the most important food that a guinea pig needs, in addition to vitamin C fortified pellets. I like these because they aren't made of alfalfa which should not be fed to adult guinea pigs. They are easy to offer as a quick treat and bring along in a purse for a vet visit or short trip. I prefer to feed them regular timothy on a daily basis, but this is a good, convenient "extra".

Pros: No fuss, not messy, compact pieces

Cons: Not sure how to tell if it's fresh

Great alternative to Timothy hay. Will use when traveling. I can let my pet sitter know an exact amount to put in their habitat, as opose to the hay. My little ones enjoy it. It doesn't seem to bother their stomach. I would caution that it can go bad if you don't use it right away. Make sure to store properly and do hold for a long period.

Pros: No mess

Cons: Can go stale/bad quickly

These are great, they don't make me sneeze as much as timothy hay. They're easier for voluenteers to use (one treat per cage) than a handful of timothy hay (everyone has a different idea of a handful!)

Pros: good treat

Cons: not much

this is a really great product for those who have hay allergies. timothy hay is essential for small herbivores, and this allows them to get what they need without all the mess.

Pros: no mess

Cons: none