I have been using Oxbow timothy pellets since I adopted my Twitcher, and his coat is notably smoother than previous rabbits which unfortunately ate "feeder rabbit food" from a feed store. I can tell they get so disappointed when we run out of oxbow!

Pros: Less fattening, more healthy

Cons: Boring diet if used alone...

I raise my buns on hay, but when one stopped eating because she couldn't chew like before, the Oxbow Timothy pellets were a godsend! For one elderly bunny I mashed them up into a paste. She was still getting the perfect rabbit food - timothy hay - even though she couldn't chew hay any longer. It kept her well-nourished and with me for a long time .

Pros: Excellent hay substitute if you have little storage space

Cons: Not inexpensive

My rabbit was on a pellet diet when we started her out, but little did we know the cheap branded pellets we fed her were alfalfa based, causing urinary tract problems. Since switching to Oxbow Timothy Pellets she has been fine. We limit her intake of the pellets because she can overindulge, but they are a balanced pellet for nutritional needs.

Pros: Good reliable quality

Cons: can be too fattening

Once my bunnies became adults this is what I'm feeding them. It timothy hay based so it's healther and has less calories than alfalfa pellets. They go crazy for it so it must taste good and it's keeping them nice and in shape!

Pros: Timothy based

Cons: none

My two Mini Lops enjoy this pellet. I believe it's made from better quality ingredients than the "box store" brands. I've noticed larger, healthier poops and no cecals.
Even my cats like to eat Oxbow :S

Pros: Good Quality

Cons: no available in my area (I have it shipped to me)