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The hay cubes are just not going to work. I thought they had long stemmed fibers in them but I don't see any after soaking. And I didn't realize they were so hard. They have to soak for hours. My local TSC actually had chopped timothy grass in stock today so I got it. It's expensive but...

I think that's the best option right now. We'll see if she'll eat them after soaking.

My sheep can't have regular hay because she can't chew it. And I'd prefer not to get pellets because she needs the longer stems. I think I'm going to try the cubes.

I found one alfalfa timothy blend cube that says "Long-stemmed fiber source" so it might work. I'll have to soak them for her to be able to eat them, but it might be the best option right now.

So it's about the same price, huh? Do you know if alfalfa/timothy cubes have longer fibers in them?

Cheapest I can get here (Vermont, US) is about $40 for 40lbs. The current chopped forage she is on now (has molasses in it) is $20 for 40lbs. :hmm If I lived just a few hours away in the next state over I could get it cheaply and easily from a co-op...

I'm so frustrated. My 16-year-old sheep has a hard time chewing due to missing teeth and she gets laminitis if she eats too much feed with molasses in it. I've spent hours looking for molasses-free chopped timothy or timothy blend and they seem to either be out of stock or the prices are...