Rabbit

From daily pellets to Timothy hay and healthy treats, we stock what your rabbit needs to thrive. A rabbit's diet should be built mostly around unlimited fresh hay, topped up with a measured serving of good-quality pellets and a small daily portion of leafy greens — treats are best kept occasional, since rabbits are prone to weight gain and dental issues from a diet too heavy in sugar or starch. Not sure what to feed, or how much? Browse the range below, or message us on Telegram if you'd like a hand choosing the right hay and pellet combination for your rabbit's age and size.

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Food · Hay · Treats

FAQs

Do rabbits need hay every day?

Yes — fresh hay should be available to a rabbit at all times, not just occasionally. It supports digestion and wears down their continuously-growing teeth.

How much pellet food should I feed my rabbit?

Pellets are a measured supplement to hay, not the main event — a common starting point is roughly a quarter cup per kg of body weight daily, adjusted for age and activity. For anything specific to your rabbit, check with an exotic-animal-savvy vet.