Timothy Grass Chew Ball for Rabbits — Teeth-Grinding Foraging Enrichment

Timothy Grass Chew Ball for Rabbits — Teeth-Grinding Foraging Enrichment

3 Pcs Grass Ball
$17.99
Sale price  $17.99 Regular price  $0.00
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Timothy Grass Chew Ball for Rabbits — Teeth-Grinding Foraging Enrichment

Timothy Grass Chew Ball for Rabbits — Teeth-Grinding Foraging Enrichment

$17.99
Sale price  $17.99 Regular price  $0.00
Size3 Pcs Grass Ball

A rabbit's teeth never stop growing, and the urge to grind them never stops either. Without the right thing to gnaw, that drive lands on hutch corners and chewed-up bedding.

This is Sensory and feeding enrichment: a chew ball woven from natural timothy grass, made for your rabbit to grind its teeth against while it rolls, noses, and forages at it. Gnawing on a grass chew helps wear down continuously growing teeth and turns idle time into engaged, instinct-driven activity. EnrichCove curates small-pet enrichment to a science-backed standard, so your rabbit can thrive with its teeth and its busy mind both well looked after.

  • Woven from natural timothy grass
  • Built for teeth-grinding and gnawing
  • Rolls and noses around for foraging play
  • Helps wear down ever-growing teeth
  • For rabbits, guinea pigs, and similar small pets

A grass chew your rabbit works on freely — natural instinct, given an outlet.

How do I introduce it?

Set the ball in your rabbit's space and let curiosity do the work — nudging and gnawing usually follow quickly. Mix it in alongside plenty of fresh hay, which stays the foundation of dental wear. Swap it out as it breaks down, remove pieces too small to chew safely, and check with your vet if your rabbit drools, paws at its mouth, or eats less.

Give those grinding teeth the right target. Free US shipping over $49 · 30-day returns.

Grass Chew Ball FAQ

How is it different from the willow ball? An EnrichCove timothy grass ball is woven purely from grass for teeth-grinding, while the willow version adds woody willow to gnaw and pull apart — many rabbits enjoy both.

Does it replace hay? No — it complements unlimited fresh hay, which remains the foundation of dental wear and diet.

Which pets is it for? Rabbits, guinea pigs, and similar grass-grinding small pets.

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