Small Pet Select Rabbit Food Pellets, High Fibre, 10lb (4.53kg)

Our rabbits love these and they are healthy for them.

however very expensive. it arrived quickly and my bunny loves it.

Handy small size for trick training. Our rabbs love them, looks like they taste good but not high-intensity snuffle inspiring. Dose as same as other pellets, give them too much and they’ll get bad poos and neglect their hay. Wholesome but very mild farm smell.

They love it!!!

Pretty good stuff however it's quite expensive for the quality you get.

My rabbit has gained a bit too much waight recently and I've struggled to find a pellet with low fat until now, you can tell its high quality, fresh food and my rabbit loves it. I'll definitely be sticking with this food from now on.

My bunnies love these pellets. They share a quarter of a cup after their morning veggies. These pellets look of a far better quality than anything else I have purchased before. These are gree while most pellets are brown.

My rabbit absolutely loves this food, very healthy and never has any issues. Also lasts a good amount of time. Would recommend this for anybody looking for rabbit food :)

I bought this pellet for my adult rabbit, based on the ingredients list, which is much healthier than other brands because it has fair less sugar and carbohydrates and doesn't contain alfalfa. To me, they smell really good, like a grassy, flowery meadow.I usually only use pellets as treats and as "condiments" for his real food of hay, fresh grass, and vegetables anyway, but still, I felt like I was giving him a lot of sugar. Why did I feel this way? Because (1) he acted like I was giving him (or more importantly, WITHHOLDING FROM HIM) crack cocaine; and (2) he would begin to bounce off the walls and behave irrationally after getting a few of his treats; and (3) I tasted the other pellets and they even tasted sweet to me! So something there had to change.The first day, he loved this food., perhaps because it was a novelty. The next few days, he turned his nose up at it. But after a few days of not getting his sugary treats anymore, his tastes changed. Now he will do tricks for these pellets for half an hour straight. I sprinkle a few of them around his room and among his toys, and he hunts obsessively for them.I read other reviews that said that their rabbit wouldn't eat this food. I would recommend withholding all sugary pellets and treats, and limiting sugary fruit until the little varmit has time to adjust, then introducing a few of these as though they are something special. Addiction is a terrible thing!I also prefer these pellets because they are both naturally tiny and easy to break into even smaller pieces. When I am training my rabbit, I want to reward him every time he does something right. But because his concentration and focus is quite high, that means the training session can go on for a long time and I end up treating him a lot. I don't want to him to be full of pellets to the extent that he cuts back on his hay consumption, so I have been looking for a way to give him much smaller but more frequent rewards. Bits of romaine work as a treat, but it's convenient to have some dry treats available too.Another way that I use them is as a bribe to convince him to let me brush him. I crush them into a powder and put them into a small bowl. He sticks his head in the bowl and doesn't come up for air until the powder is gone; meanwhile, I can get in a good 10 minutes of brushing. I was doing this with other pellets but since they are so full of flour and sugar they are quite hard, so I had to us a garlic press to crush them. I like these because it's really easy to powder them. I mention it because other reviewers here were complaining about their lack of cohesion. I see it as a plus. He can use his hay or his chew toys to grind down his teeth, that's not what pellets are for.Anyway, we like them!

Tried many different Pellets, my bunny did eat everytime only 20% of the Pellets and thrown the rest. Today I used Small Pet Pellets and he ate everything fast and currently is asking me to give him even more.You'll need to be strict and resist your rabbit charms or you are going to live with a pretty big one ;-)

Fussy Bun really likes these pellets! His other pellets are being discontinued, so we tried oxbow and he really didn't like them. This was our next try, and thankfully he liked it!

I love this food for my bunnies. They look much healthier. Tanks die making such great food. :)

I buy my pellets and my hay from this company and it's always been amazing quality! I'm getting ready to order my second ten pound bag because the first is nearly empty. It comes with a scoop and we give my bunny Bernie two scoops a day, he's a mini rex and is about seven or eight months old. This bag lasted him from April 14 to August 14 - and a few days beyond because obv I'm ordering when he's ALMOST out not completely out lol. So that's four months and the pellets smell as fresh today as they did when we first got the bag. For a long time we kept them in the bag because it has a convenient zipper lock on it, but inevitably after one too many times of us forgetting to zip it or not zipping it well enough the cats would knock it over and we would have to pick up all the little pellets xD so it's now in an empty popcorn tin which I actually prefer because it's easier to see how much is really left. I really recommend these pellets over "cheaper" brands because honestly for the quality and the longevity I actually think we get a better deal than you would buying a giant bag at the pet store for your bunny to pick at and hate and go to waste. Or for it to be full of yucky stuff they don't need and end up with a nasty vet bill!