10 Best Rabbit Hay Feeders In 2023 – Reviews & Top Picks

It’s well-known that rabbits need a constant supply of fresh, clean hay every day. The problem many rabbit owners face is that rabbits don’t know or care about the cost of their hay. They’re just as likely to eat it as they are to pee and poop on it, wasting tons of hay in the process.

However, there is hope for your hay since you can use hay feeders. These helpful devices dole out hay uniformly so that your rabbit isn’t wasting most of it. If you’re in the market for a hay feeder, the info below will be extremely useful. It’s our list of the 10 best rabbit hay feeders for 2023 and why we like them. Read on for our opinions and reviews and get the data you need to feed your furry friend well and save money in the process.

A Glance at Our Winners in 2023

	Image	Product	Details
Best Overall		Kaytee Hay-N-Food Bin with Quick Locks	Easy to clean Easy to attach and detach Heavy-duty plastic for durability	Check Price
Best Value		Devier Rabbit Hay Feeder	Large capacity Heavy-duty construction Two hay feeders for the price of one	Check Price
Premium Choice		The Andwe Feeder	Dual function Large capacity Free-standing	Check Price
		SunGrow Rabbit, Bunny & Guinea Pig Hay Feeder	Easy to mount Easy to clean Spring-loaded front gate keeps hay in place	Check Price
		Kaytee Hay Pet Feeder	Inexpensive Easy to mount Comes with a spool holder	Check Price

The 10 Best Rabbit Hay Feeders

Our choice for the best overall rabbit hay feeder, the Kaytee Hay-N-Food Bin with Quick Locks, has two convenient compartments. The first (in the back) is for hay, and the other is for rabbit pellets, snacks, etc. It’s made with durable, heavy-duty plastic and lasts for years while also being small enough that it doesn’t waste too much space in your rabbit’s hutch or cage. Removing and washing the feeder is easy, so you can keep your pet’s cage clean and reduce hay and food waste. What we like most are the carabiner clips that make attaching the hay feeder into place easy and fast.

An admittedly basic choice, the Rabbit Hay Feeder with Heavy-Duty Metal Frame Hay Holder from Devier is a great bargain as it comes in a two-pack with one smaller feeder (6.2” L x 4.4” W x 6.6” H) and one larger feeder (6.9” L x4.7” W x 6.6” H). Both feeders are made from heavy-duty metal with a full back for durability and cleanliness. Both hold a large hay capacity but keep it off the ground so your bunny can’t waste it or go potty on it. Plus, they come apart easily for cleaning and have several detachable parts to make your task easier. We think you’ll agree that it’s the best rabbit feeder for the money.

For several reasons, the Andwe Feeder Less Wasted Wooden Food Feeding Rack for Rabbits is our premium choice pick. It’s free-standing, so you can place it anywhere in your rabbit’s cage, which is great when you have multiple bunnies. It also has a large capacity, which is also good for multiple rabbits. Eating from all four sides is another plus, and the feeder has a tray on the bottom for rabbit pellets and snacks. Made from birch, this rabbit hay feeder is all-natural and has an easy-open top for effortless refilling. This is a great rabbit hay feeder with excellent features that will benefit your bunny.

One of our favorite rabbit hay feeders, the SunGrow Rabbit, Bunny & Guinea Pig Hay Feeder Rack Food Dispenser, is inexpensive, mounts easily, and has a spring-loaded front gate that prevents all your bunny’s hay from falling out and being wasted. It’s also easy to clean and made from heavy-duty metal and plastic for durability. It’s a good hay dispenser for those on a budget and will help keep your rabbit’s hutch cleaner while wasting less hay.

This rabbit hay feeder is basic but will keep your bunny’s hay from being wasted and allow them to eat fresh hay all day. It also has a spool hanger which you may or may not use to hang a salt lick. Rabbits typically get all their salt from their food. One of the biggest plusses of the Kaytee Hay Manger & Salt Spool Hanger Small Pet Feeder is that it’s inexpensive, making it easier to keep your costs lower. It’s also adjustable to put more or less hay in, depending on the size of your rabbit.

With no metal parts, the Kathson Rabbit Hay Feeder Large Hay Manger Holder for Bunny Guinea Pig Chinchilla won’t rust or pose a danger to your rabbit. It also has a great feature not found on most hay feeders, which is the ability to attach it in two ways. The first is with heavy-duty suction cups to a wall, while the 2nd is the more traditional way of attaching it to the side of your rabbit’s cage. Either way, your bunny buddy will get the hay they need without making a huge mess or wasting most of it. Plus, it’s easy to clean. One drawback is that there’s no top to keep the hay in place. Still, this is a good hay feeder that should last a long time.

The Hamiledyi Feeder Rack Plastic for Rabbits has several features we like a lot, including the open design that makes adding hay effortless. The same design also allows you to add as much or as little hay as your bunny needs so that you can keep waste to a minimum. One feature we like is that this rabbit hay feeder has no sharp corners, so your bunny won’t injure itself. It’s also easy to install with a double nut fixture, and the front metal gate slides out for easy cleaning. Lastly, it has a large capacity, making it ideal for multi-rabbit homes.

Made of durable metal with rounded and smooth edges for safety, the Rayfarmo 2PCS Rabbit Hay Feeder with Metal Frame comes in a pack of two: one large capacity and one medium capacity. It also comes with four carabiner hooks to make installing and removing it from your bunny’s cage a breeze. This isn’t a premium hay feeder by any means but a good, basic option.

If an all-wood rabbit hay feeder is what you seek, look no further than the Kathson Rabbit Hay Feeder Rack Wooden Food Feeding Manger Bunny Grass Holder. The all-natural wood used to make this attractive hay feeder is not only non-toxic but also environmentally friendly. It has an opening top that lets you fill it with ease and two heavy-duty clips attached to the back so you can hang it at just the right height for your bunny. It’s also a large-capacity feeder, so you can fill it and forget it (at least for a day).

Our last choice for the 10 best rabbit hay feeders of 202 is the Mkono Hay Feeder Less Wasted Hay Rack Manger for Rabbit Guinea Pig Chinchilla. Durable, well-made, and featuring a spring-loaded metal grate to keep hay in place, this hay feeder is excellent. It also has a unique clasp so you can attach it at any height in your bunny’s cage and has a steel edge on the front lip to prevent your pet from chewing the feeder apart. Lastly, there’s enough space at the bottom to place rabbit pellets and snacks.

Buyer’s Guide: How to Select the Best Rabbit Hay Feeder

One question many new rabbit owners have when it comes to providing hay to their new pet is why they need a rabbit hay feeder. Why not just place hay in your rabbit’s cage and be done with it? In reality, there are several excellent reasons to purchase a rabbit hay feeder for your bunny.

It Keeps Them From Pooping and Peeing on Their Fresh Hay

Rabbits have a bad habit of peeing and pooping while they eat, which wastes hay since they won’t eat it after it’s been soiled. A rabbit hay feeder prevents your rabbit from going potty on top of their fresh hay.

Rabbits Need to Eat Hay All Day Long

A rabbit’s digestive system needs to constantly be digesting hay to stay healthy. With a rabbit feeder, you can give them the hay they need once a day rather than having to fill their food bowl several times.

Hay Feeders Prevent Waste

If your rabbit eats all their hay, it’s money well spent. But if your bunny is going potty all over it, the cost of replacing their hay constantly will start adding up. A good hay feeder prevents this and saves you money.

Tips for Using a Rabbit Hay Feeder

While it may seem that using a rabbit hay feeder is a no-brainer, there are a couple of caveats you need to keep in mind so that your pet gets the most benefit from using one.

Hang the Hay Feeder Over Their Litter Box

Rabbits have the interesting habit of eating and going potty at the same time. By hanging a hay feeder over its litter box, you give your pet what it likes and make clean up time easier.

Hang the Hay Feeder High Enough

The purpose of a hay feeder is to give your bunny the hay it needs but keep it from wasting it by pooping and peeing on it. For that reason, hanging it high enough is vital. That way, your pet will be able to reach but won’t be able to climb on top of their hay.

Spread Some Hay in Your Rabbit’s Cage Anyway

Yes, a hay feeder is meant to keep your rabbit from making a mess of its hay. However, rabbits have many instincts when it comes to hay. They love to play with it, burrow into it, and, yes, poop in it. For that reason, spreading some hay on the floor of your bunny’s cage is still a good idea.

Final Thoughts

Quality rabbit hay feeder that’s easy to clean, our best overall pick, the Kaytee Hay-N-Food Bin with Quick Locks, is a fantastic choice. If you want a hay feeder but don’t want to spend too much, the Devier Rabbit Hay Feeder, our best value for 2023, will do the job but spare your budget. On the other hand, our premium choice, the Andwe Feeder Less Wasted Wooden Food Feeding Rack for Rabbits, is your best choice if you have multiple bunnies in your home.

All of the hay feeders on our 2023 list are good choices, of course. Whichever you choose, we hope your rabbit likes it and gets the benefits of the hay feeder you install in their cage. Best of luck keeping your bunny buddy happy, healthy, and hopping along!

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