Oxbow Animal Health Bunny Bacics Adult Rabbit Fortified Small Animal Feeds, 5-Pound

My senior bunny never ate anything except Harrington throughout his life.Now that it's not available anymore, i switched to Oxbow after a lot of research. It's indeed a great quality replacement. Value of money. Thank you Oxbow.

I started ordering this 3 months back. My two darling bunns 💕have been eating through 2 packs of this a month. It is by far their favourite.What I love is:- that my bunns 💕 loved it from the very first bite.- that my bunns 💕 aren't hungry even after having their food.- that their poop always looks big and dry, since they started on these pellets, which proves that their abdomens are doing well and that they are healthy.- that they don't feel the need to overeat, even if we leave a bowl full of pellets, while we are away, which was not an option with any other pellets I tried so far. Usually they would be hungry within minutes of feeding and would finish off the whole bowl in a few hours. But this one keeps their tummies full for around 6-8 hours. They do binge every now and then, as they love it, but a couple of bites does it for them. They never overate since we started giving them these pellets.- that it doesn't have a strong odour.- that it doesn't get powdered easily. There is very little dust at the bottom.What I would've liked is:- for it to be a bit cheaper, but I am not complaining! My bunns 💕 have never been happier. So every penny I pay is worth it. I must hope though, that I will always be able to afford them.- for there to be different size options, in case I want a smaller pack for any reason.All in all, we all love this product and I have taken a bi-weekly subscription, so that my two little girls 💕 are always fed and content.

Its very good.

Till now,I have no complaints with this rabbit food. It took a little longer for my rabbit to develop a taste for it. Now he likes is very much.Packaging is good along with air tightening seal. Price is on higher side but quality is good so no complaints

The first thing I noticed was how thin the pellets were. Looked very hard, too... unlike my rabbits' current choice, which are thicker and have more substance to them. If you've seen a pellet, the core is obviously made of a hard green material, probably made from hay. But on top of that there is, in some pellets, a coating of powdery material, which makes the pellets thicker. The older stuff I've been buying, made in the UK but sold by Amazon India (no longer, alas!) was like this, unlike these pellets.My rabbit loved his existing feed but given it's no longer available I was forced to try alternatives. This one definitely doesn't work: it's just the hard core without the powdery layer on top, and it costs as much as the other one, so it seems to be a bit unreasonable.Anyway, given I'd bought it, I tried feeding my rabbit this, and he didn't touch it. Mixed it up with his existing pellets in small ratios for a few weeks but no luck; I noticed that the rabbit would try and pick the pellets from the older source (my last bag) but leave these ones alone, to the extent he could. Bought a couple of other brands as well, and found that Petslife 'Vegetable and Honey' flavour worked well. My rabbit barely needed much mixing to get started with that... One cycle of 50% and then I was topping up with the new pellets and he had no complaints.Obviously, everybody's rabbit may have different tastes, so your mileage may vary. My rating is based on my observation, sense of value, and obviously the fact that my rabbit doesn't want to touch these pellets, even in trace quantities.

My rabbits didn't even nible on these . Not recommend.I've been feeling my rabbits Harington optimum for 3 years but now they've closed their production