Supreme Petfoods 3 Pack of Selective Naturals Meadow Loops, 2.8 Ounces each, with Timothy Hay and Thyme

We were somewhere around the vegetable crisper, on the edge of a mid-afternoon sugar crash, when the hunger began to take hold. I saw it in the eyes of the beast — a four-pound lagomorph with a twitching nose and a soul full of larceny. He needed something stronger than lettuce. He needed the pure stuff. That’s when I broke out the stash: Supreme Petfoods Selective Naturals Meadow Loops. Three packs. 2.8 ounces each. A heavy arsenal for a weekend in the cage. There is a terrible tendency in the pet industry to push cheap, sugar-laden filler on the innocent public, turning good, honest rodents into diabetic fiends. But not this. This is the real McCoy. High-grade Timothy Hay. Uncut Thyme. The scent hits you the moment you crack the seal—a pungent, aromatic wave of absolute nature. It smells like a British meadow after a thunderstorm, or perhaps a salad bar in a better universe. I tossed a loop into the abyss of the hutch. The reaction was immediate. Electric. The beast descended upon the loop with a savage velocity that would terrify a lesser man. There was no hesitation, no sniffing around for a better offer. Just the rhythmic, grinding crunch of high-fiber ecstasy. These loops are hard, creating a tactile explosion that keeps the teeth honest and the mind sharp. The specs: * The Texture: Rigid. Uncompromising. Perfect for dental warfare. * The Flavor: Thyme. It adds a botanical kick, a culinary sophistication that these godforsaken animals probably don't deserve, but absolutely crave. * The Effect: Total pacification. The frantic scratching ceased. The cage rattling stopped. The beast was lost in the loops, riding the Timothy Hay wave all the way to the bank. Buy the three-pack. Do not fool around with single bags. When you are deep in the thick of a Tuesday night and the creatures are restless, you will need the inventory. You will need the Meadow Loops. In a world of plastic treats and artificial dyes, this is one of the few things that still makes sense. Absolute quality. Pure fiber. A clean burn. Buy the ticket, take the ride.

My bunnies love all the Supreme Petfood Loops. Orchard, Meadow, and Country are the ones they get. Some days one bunny or the other may insist one flavor over the other so I must comply with the Queen, Princess, and Prince of the Bunny Buttones. I do so at their service since it's a bunny world and I just live in it. :). These are good quality and made of timothy hay so I feel good about feeding them as treats once in the morning and at night.

My bunnies just love these loops

All three of my rabbits go nuts for these things.

my bunnies like these and theyre big you can break them into pieces you get alot for the price

Our bunny Sugars loves these treats, that's all that I can say! they are pricey, so he does not get them very often, but when he does get them, he gobbles up a few in seconds! would recommend!

ny rabbit has always been a food hog, which can be a bit annoying at times but im sure he got that trait from me. i like to spoil my bunny with different treats and foods, also so i can develop an understanding of what he likes to eat. there is no other treat that he likes as much as these. it seems that any treat from this brand just stands out to him and im not sure why, but im so glad to find something he loves so much. i have bought a few different flavors of these, as well as the sticks, and he loves them all. if your rabbit or small critter likes these as much as mine does, i would recommend getting a pack of two or more like this one. they go fast but i still have one box left. i think it's worth the money to buy them in bulk.

I rotate between the flavors for my 4 chinchillas. Haven't tried one that they've turned up yet. Better value if bought in bulk packages. In my experience buying these over the past year. Very little come broken up into pieces or crumbled into dust. Has been a great way to forge a bond with new chinchillas.