OxbowAnimal Health Organic Bounty Adult Rabbit Food - All Natural Rabbit Pellets - 3 lb.USDA Organic

My rabbit loves these pellets! She took to them immediately and these are the only pellets I've ever feed her. I put them in a treat ball and she eagerly rolls the ball around to get the pellets. I appreciate how they're organic and my rabbit is getting the nourishment she needs. I trust Oxbow's products and will continue to buy these for my rabbit.

Celeste, our rescue New Zealand, was a bit stand-offish when first introduced to this pellet as, of course, it doesn't have all the extra additives as the other non-organic brands. I first started her on a Purina garden mix brand that was loaded with additives & noticed how she really went after the dried papaya. However, being only 10 or so pounds does not leave much wiggle room to over-come pesticides & herbicides in these types of commercial products. Thus organic dried apples from the grocery store and this pellet were introduced, along with black oil sunflower seeds. She has since come around. We have had this fat girl for approximately four years now. She readily consumes the apples (that she charges for everytime she hears the crinkling of the bag), sunflower seeds, and veges from the garden such as cabbage (she loves), carrots, and greens. She also enjoys alfalfa, timothy, and other hays - but at a reduced portion size due to herbicide usage. I am sure she is getting too much of something, but I feel the oil from sunflower seed is keeping her the most healthy, as well as cabbage and other garden goodies. Rarely, if ever, are her droppings runny or otherwise a concern. She provides us a real healthy dose of fertilizer and starter for our compost and worm bins!July 20, 2014: Celeste still loves this food; however, can't afford to buy thru Amazon since price jacked up $3.50 per bag since last purchase in April - that's not free shipping! Would buy elsewhere, but seems the manufacturing facility experienced a fire this year & it is in short supply. Guess we will be forced to try 25# bag of organic sold via Tractor Supply of another brand..."Due to a fire at the manufacturing facility, Organic Rabbit will be out of stock over the coming weeks. We are working fast and diligently to minimize the interruption to the supply chain for this product. However, due to the organic certification requirements and specialized nature of this product, replenishment cannot be immediate. Our anticipated availability is July 1, with the hope it can be sooner."

I like that is it free of soy and molasses. Molasses are not good for rabbit's teeth and they are almost in any pellets on the market. This one is not my bunny's favorite but he still finishes everything. I mix with a little of kaytee field and forest that he likes a lot, but kaytee has soy in it which is not ideal for rabbits.The price is reasonable for a high quality organic pellets IMO.

Rabbit loves it!

My rabbits droppings have seem to have looked much better since buying this for him. The size however is pretty small compared to the regular oxbow feel. It smells great and the color is much better than the standard feed. It’s a bit pricy considering the regular feed comes with more for less but my rabbit’s health matters more so it’s great. It very well made and has almost to no powdery crushed bits at the bottom and a bag last around 2 weeks for my big boy. (In case any of y’all wanna opt auto ship)

Good healthy food my rabbit loves us and she’s nice and healthy! At least I feel good that I’m sending something to her that is full of rabbit vitamins and minerals

After numerous recommendations from friends and our veterinarian, I decided to try this Oxbow product for my 5 pound Holland Lop. I think this is probably a high quality food with clean ingredients but my bunny just didn’t like it. As directed, I mixed in a portion with his existing food and he was spitting out the Oxbow pellets while eating his regular food. In the end, I’ll stick with what he likes which is Sherwood Adult Rabbit Timothy Pellets. I’d certainly suggest trying Oxbow products or Sherwood; both are high quality. I guess some rabbits just prefer one over the other.

The first time I fed them this rabbit food.They ate a little bit and then acted like.Where's the stuff we're used to , but they eventually ate it all. They are eating it but not as well.As what I was using before.