Supreme Petfoods Tiny Friends Farm Russel Rabbit Food, 6 Lb

Are you for real? This brand is popular because it is one of the best on the market. Yes, it is a mix, and there may be things in it that are not "perfect food" for rabbits, but don't throw out the 'baby with the bathwater'. Rabbits eat what they instinctively feel is good for them. They don't need humans to dictate that and most vets don't understand rabbits. Everything you mentioned is available in the outdoors where many rabbits live, if it is bad for them, they don't eat it. If it provides sustenance, they do eat it. I have been giving Russel Rabbit Supreme to my male adult rabbit for 2 years (he loves it). He is in perfect health. I offer him a variety of food: a bowl of High-grade pellets, a bowl of Russell Rabbit Supreme (about a 1/4 cup at 7AM, and at 6PM as a treat.) He eats what he wants out of it, and leaves the rest. Eventually, I throw it away, clean his dish and start over again. He loves his regular pellets too. I also give him Romaine lettuce at least three times a day, one organic carrot, with top attached, and Italian parsley. He gets about an 1 inch of banana each day for a treat. He also gets a clean hay-litter box with aspen shavings every single morning, with lots of fresh timothy hay to eat. That all said, rabbits are pets (and individuals), don't let anyone tell you what to feed and not feed them, use your own common sense and do your research. They need a variety of food, not just one thing. My rabbit is a rescue rabbit, he lived in Arizona, in the wild, for at least 4 months before we took him in, he was dumped by some owner who didn't want him. Shameful. He is lucky he lived that long. Since we adopted him he has never been in a cage and never will be, he runs loose in the house and is the happiest rabbit in the country! He also has doubled in weight. When I look at him, I tear up, as there is no little animal in the world that was more in need of rescue than him. He also has one ear that is half missing where a hawk or eagle tried to pick him up for dinner, but he struggled, and got away. I am weary of all the self-appointed rabbit experts on the internet. Cheers!

If my bunnies had opposable thumbs, I would not be able to keep this in stock. Apparently, it's delicious. It's chock full of colorful goodies and when those are gone, the bunnies finish up the green pellets. They would NEVER eat those green pellets in other brands.If suggestions are warranted, I'd prefer a resealable package. I use a chip clip, but would prefer not to.

It's a bit expensive for bunnies but filled with goodies and the best I've found so far, so I feel it's worth it. They love it! I use it as a supplement to their regular prescribed mixed diet of healthy grasses and hays. They're all super healthy and thriving again.

Ended up taking care of my niece's rabbit because her new place does not allow pets.I wanted to get more variety into the rabbit food, this does a great job. I mix it with rabbit food pellets at a 50/50 mix. The rabbit has basically tossed the rabbit food pellets on the floor of the cage, to get to this mix.1 cup weighs 5.54 oz, so you get about 17.3 cups from the bag. It works out to about $0.90 per cup at the price I bought it at. Expiration date is about 1 yr from when I bought it. Purchased from Amazon directly and not a Reseller.

Rabbits love the food. At first my rodents were skeptical now they run for the food when I fill their dish. However.... they do not eat the pellets. So I’m hoping that they do over time. Otherwise I wont buy another bag.*Update* the rabbits are eating the timothy hay nuggets, but at the very end. I will get a second bag and mix it with the know timothy hay pellets they like.

This food, it must be tasty. I have two adult rabbits one food obsessed, one not so much. They eat most anything but I bought this on a whim out of necessity. One rabbit would dig in the dish looking for stuff she liked with other food. This food they get so excited about and eat it all. No more scattered food all over the place from digging. It is not pretty looking at all but that does not seem to bother them. I’d buy it again, no question.

Warning: don't buy this for your bunny unless you are prepared for your bunny to become a total diva, and refuse to ever look at any other small animal foods. This is a bit pricey, but lasts a long time, and my bunny loves it. I swear, I should have started her on ordinary pellets only (which she now refuses to even consider), as she will only eat the supreme russel mix now. Sheesh.

My rabbit really enjoys this food. It must have a good flavor because she pushes aside her alfalfa pellets and eats them last. It is a good value, and I am happy to endorse this rabbit food.