Supreme Petfoods Selective Naturals Fibafirst 2kg

Constantly buying these as they are good snacks for rabbits

My rabbits get these at night time as a go to bed treat. They seem to love them.

I was amazed how much you get. Works out soooo much cheaper this way. Rabbits love them

My rabbits absolutely love these sticks and willRun over to receive them. Price is good compared to pets at home.

These arrived really quickly. Had a box before, lasted ages and they’re great, healthy treats for our rabbits.

I just don't know what's happening to be honest :/ - I've given these to my rabbits for years - two each in the morning for breakfast - I swear there's something wrong with these two batches though :/21036... After eating the first days I gave them, my rabbits then started not finishing them. After a week, they were leaving them. I went a day without giving them and then the next day I gave the usual amount and one ate them all but became ill.. The usual stasis, not eating or pooing for 24 hours and I had to syringe feed.I stopped feeding them 21036 and opened 2105621056.... Got about 4/5ths of the way through the pack with no problems. This week they've stopped eating them again and a different rabbit has become ill the same way.I feel I have to connect their illness to these batches :/. The boxes didn't look tampered with but came from the same supplier, so I don't know if the product is faulty or the supplier is the problem.They're usually the perfect treat and my rabbits can't wait for them. If you regularly feed them to your rabbits and they start to go off them though then please stop and report the batch number to the producers website.

Every evening i give my 5 rabbits a treat each & they go crazy for these

Fibre is singularly the most important component of a rabbit's diet. Essential for long-term health and gut mobility. For rabbits that don't get enough hay in their diets maybe because they were never introduced to it when they were young or whatever the reason fibafirst helps to fill this gap. It is one of the highest in fibre of the manufactured foods. You can see that it's predominantly fibre-based from just looking at it. Unlike the normal rabbit nuggets these are in the form of approximately 10 cm sticks which resembles chipboard. Whilst they are not entirely hundred percent fibre they have enough other flavourings and texture to encourage your rabbit to eat them. And while there is no comparison to Timothy hay for keeping good denture health they are much better than nothing.I do not base my rabbit's diet entirely on this preferring to give him a small handful of nuggets and try to encourage him to eat his feeding hay which is always present in his feeders. I give him about 6 sticks a day to ensure he is getting enough fibre in his diet. Obviously given the choice of eating the relatively high in sugars and molasses nuggets and something which resembles sticks of compressed chipboard or cardboard he(or she) is going to prefer the less healthy choice. But you always manages to eat them usually over the night when he becomes active after sun down. I thoroughly recommend these for those rabbits which are finicky eaters or just choose to avoid eating hay. On the other hand, if your rabbit has no problem with eating hay in the main then you won't need this. In fact you wouldn't need rabbit nuggets either.