Hello. It's Belinda.
Last week I told you I wanted to send a nice reward to Enzo.
"Mission accomplished."
Here's what arrived at his house the other day.
Don't you wish I was your boss?
Just kidding.
Nothing says "good job on your novel chapters" like a big box of loops or 10. Courtesy of Josh from the warehouse.
I'm so happy for Enzo.
Next year I'm going to skip the performance review and just send the snacks. Avoid all the stress if you know what I mean.
Enzo will know what it means.
Speaking of stress. Today I want to take it easy.
My blog is called "Belinda Says Hay" so let's do it. Talk about hay.
But if you'd rather start with a little "window shopping," click here to check out the company hay page. Just remember to come back.
OK first I want to talk about one of my favorites.
When people ask me what to buy for their rabbits, I tell them the Sampler Box.
It has two pounds each of 2nd cutting “perfect blend” Timothy, 3rd cutting “super soft” Timothy, Oat hay and Orchard hay.
It's like a box of chocolates but rabbits don't eat chocolate. They eat hay.
Another nice item for an extra-good rabbit is Gourmet Hay.
This hay has everything.
It's a mix of 2nd cut Timothy hay, 3rd cut Timothy, Alfalfa hay, Orchard hay, lavender, raspberry leaf, strawberry leaf, rose petals, plantain, bay leaf, dandelion leaf, chamomile, oat tops and lemon verbena.
And a pine cone on top.
Sometimes the team even tosses some dried berries into the box. "When available."
I don't know about you but I'm getting hungry.
Orchard Hay has a special "super power."
Some roommates are allergic to timothy hay. So they buy Orchard Hay instead. Less sneezing and sniffling.
Plus it tastes like the outdoors. If you're wondering if it grows in an "orchard" the answer is I don't know. Not sure how that would work for the tractors.
Anyway orchard hay gets an A+ in my book.
Well I've just been told I'm supposed to turn in this blog now. And I haven't written one single word about Timothy Hay or Alfalfa Hay or Oat Hay.
Trust me I could write a lot about all three "flavors." They're so tasty.
You can find them all on the company hay page.
It's fun to "browse."
Which means to look at a webpage but also to eat vegetation.
I'll see myself out.
Belinda
Spokesrabbit, Small Pet Select
Inventor of the First Chew holiday
Word for 2025: "Ask"
Belinda@smallpetselect.com
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