IFA Alfalfa & Timothy Hay Pellets — 40 lb Bag
High-Fiber, Nutritious Forage Pellets (Sun-Cured, Natural & Clean)
IFA Alfalfa & Timothy Hay Pellets combine the nutritive properties of alfalfa and timothy in a compressed pellet form. Made from 100 % all-natural, sun-cured forage, these pellets are free from growth hormones and antibiotics. They deliver reliable fiber, protein, and energy in an easy-to-handle, minimal-waste format that’s ideal for horses, goats, sheep, and other livestock.
This balanced forage pellet is an excellent alternative when loose hay is unavailable or impractical—offering a consistent texture, clean handling, and fewer storage concerns.
 
Key Benefits
Balanced forage blend — alfalfa + timothy gives protein, fiber, and moderate energy
Sun-cured & natural — no hormones or antibiotics; preserves forage quality
Pelleted convenience — less waste, consistent intake, and easy storage
Aids digestion — provides long-fiber forage benefits in pellet form
Versatile use — suitable for horses, goats, sheep, and other livestock
 
Usage & Feeding Tips
Feed as a forage substitute or supplement in rations, depending on availability of loose hay
Typically fed dry, although soaking briefly is acceptable for dental or digestive sensitivity
Adjust feeding rate based on animal condition, size, and species
Always provide fresh water and free-choice minerals
 
Frequently Asked Questions
 
How do these pellets compare to loose hay?
They preserve much of the fiber and nutritive quality of loose forage but in a compact, easy-to-store format. Many users feed pellets when hay is limited or for convenience.
 
Can I soak these pellets?
Yes — brief soaking is fine, especially for older animals or those with dental issues.
 
Are these suitable for all livestock?
Yes — they work well with horses, goats, sheep, and other animals needing a balanced forage source.
 
Is it safe for sensitive animals?
Yes — since they are 100% natural forage and free from hormones/antibiotics, they are gentler on digestive systems than mixed grain feeds.