If your bun is over 6 months, she really shouldn’t be given anything with alfalfa in it, unless she needs to gain a significant amount of weight. They have timothy cubes you can buy which are quite similar, obviously with timothy instead of alfalfa.

I think for benefit of your rabbit in terms of diversity for taste palette (since she’s had alfalfa growing up) and to help with diversity in the gut biome to branch out to different “treat” items. People make great herbal hay toppers to keep their rabbits occupied, you can experiment with oat, meadow, orchard, or botanical hay, and also present food items in different cardboard contraptions to help with the occupation time.

Alfalfa is generally introduced into an older rabbit’s diet due to weight issues/nutrient issues. It would probably be best to phase out alfalfa hay, because you will want your rabbit to get attuned to eating non-alfalfa hays as the majority, so reintroduction to alfalfa regularly may impact hay consumption.

If they are the kaytee brand, it should be normal Timothy and can be given as regular hay since many buns will only eat those and not loose hay

If something is advertised as all timothy, that is fine to give whenever, because we really want that in their diet. One down side to cubes is that you may not have those longer, more fibrous stems in them, so there is less grinding action happening, which is beneficial for teeth maintenance.

My bunnies like loose hay much more than cubes, I don’t know why. Sometimes if I am almost out of hay I will give them cubes but they don’t really eat very much of them. I think that is pretty interesting that most bunnies like them more in cubes.