I had this exact same problem with my old bunny Biscuit. He wouldn’t touch hay, no matter what type I tried, how expensive it was, how good it smelt or green it looked. I would recommend trying to make it into a toy, like cutting holes in a plastic bottle and filling it with hay and things like that, as sometimes he showed a bit more interest in it when he thought he was being naughty My boy didnt touch hay after the age of about 1, and died at the age of 8 having eaten NO hay, and I really mean none!
Don’t give up, try to make it interesting or a game and also feed grass if you have access to it and it doesnt have chemicals on it

Good luck! x

There may be something about the Living World hay that she doesn’t like – the smell, the texture, etc. Just because the hay is green, it doesn’t mean that it’s enticing to her. Some companies have even been known to put colorant in the hay to make it greener. That’s rare, and usually only would happen with a cheaper brand.

Are there other hays you can buy locally, such a Oxbow or Zupreem? Those are usually good. You may need to order some different hay, such as the bales Binky Bunny sells in their store, or something like American Pet Diner Timothy Gold, a second cuttng Timothy which is favored by a lot of rabbits. That is also sold in the BB store, as well as other sites. If you are just trying Timothy hay, you should also try orchard grass or meadow hay for some variety. You may need to cut back on her pellets to force her to eat hay, since she may not be satisfied with anything other than what she is used to.

Also, you might want to check local farms to see if they have any nice hay. Bella isnt a big hay eater either, but she does love her fresh timothy/orchard mix! Mabye try mixing some dried herbs in with the hay and see if fluffy will eat it that way.

Have you tried Oxbow hay? Most bunnies like Oxbow and they have different types you can try: Timothy, Orchard and Oat are all good ones.