My previous bunny had a lot of digestive upset that resulted in a chronically messy rear, which was distressing for all of us. I adopted my new bunnies from Midwest Rabbit Rescue, where they were fed this product and had no such problems. Since they were doing so well on it, I have kept them on this food, and they enjoy it very much. It has nutritional supplements and no animal products.

Pros: My bunnies enjoy this food very much.

Cons: Based on alfalfa rather than timothy hay

this is an alfalfa-based pellet, which means it's best for young or pregnant rabbits. most adults don't need the extra protein and calcium. however, my Muffin was rescued from a backyard breeder/neglect situation, and she needed to gain some weight, so the shelter put her on this. she gained the weight back well, and now that she's at her forever home, i've put her on normal timothy pellets. it's a good choice for some bunnies, but not for most healthy adults.

Pros: good for gaining weight or babies/pregnant moms

Cons: too much protein and calcium for healthy adult rabbits

this is a great feed. i always use to use a sweeter blend to feed them in the morning and this at night

Pros: tasty

Cons: none

This is a great product. Rabbits like the taste and its very healthy

Pros: healthy

Cons: -

This is a decent pellet for the price..I feed it short term or for growing or sick bunnies..It high in alfalfa,so I wouldn't use it for an older bunny or long term.

Pros: price

Cons: too much alfalfa