Oxbow Organic Bounty Adult Rabbit Food, 3-lb bag

I love Oxbows commitment to quality. Their hay is great and the food is great as well. I usually buy a different blend but I thought I would give the rabbit a change to keep life interesting.

Our bunny loves pellets, but our vet recommends it only to be used sparingly and on occasion. If fed too much of this our bunny stops eating his hay as much and he needs the hay more than pellets. After researching ingredients for pellets I found this one to have less sugar and more nutritional content than some other popular brands. I like to treat our bunny to this on occasions like when we are out of fresh fruits and vegetables to supplement his hay, or when we are gone for an extended period of time. It will fill up bunny's tummy well.

Happy with everything I’ve gotten from Chewy but something has changed with the pellets I have ordered from Oxbow, Organic Bounty brand. I’ve bought this for about a year now & my bunnies have loved it. The only thing I see that has changed is the size of the pellet slightly but both my bunnies will not eat the new bag I just received. Hmmm, too bad, as I won’t take the chance of ordering these again. Something obviously has changed for both to not eat them!

I was searching for pellets that didn't have molasses or soybean meal in it. These may cost a little more than other pellets but they don't have the junk that the others do. My rabbits are very happy with these and gobble them up easily when they get them every few days. This one is made with grass hay so it's a nice change up from their timothy hay that they get every day.

Love that you carry this organic bunny food.She loves it and I feel good to know that it is Free of pesticides. Wish you carried the larger size as well.

My rabbit casper absolutely is in love with this brand of food he hops around my feet every time I open the bag.

We have had our little Dutch rabbit on Oxbow Rabbit Food for awhile now - about 2 years. Recently, we decided to get the Oxbow Organic Bounty Adult Rabbit Food for him, and he actually prefers it to the other. He eats more, his pellets are larger and look better. He has a sweet tooth, and occasionally has a touch of ice cream with my husband. The results of that were smaller pellets, and some that were clumped together. Since we put him on the Oxbow Organic Bounty Adult Rabbit Food, his droppings are larger, and not stuck together. Very pleased!

I switched from oxbow adult where the first ingredient was Timothy hay meal! to the oxbow adult organic where the first ingredient is Organic grass hay and my bunny has so much more energy and she seems so much more happier ! It improved her health a lot and she no longer has soft poop! She loves this food so much! This is all I feed her! I wish they made an organic version for young rabbits because I have another rabbit who is young but I have to wait until she’s an adult to feed her this one to ! So happy I made the switch and my adult bunny is happy to!

For the past 2 weeks I've been mixing this with my rabbits regular food hoping to make a switch but it's always left over in the bowl next morning.

Granted Stew, being a rabbit is not capable of writing a review or informing me of his opinion; however, considering my observations of his former lack of interest in prior food and his now seemingly empty dish since being served this....I think he's quite pleased. The shelter we'd adopted him from was unable to confirm what they'd been feeding him, but it was quite clear he wasn't impressed (the food provided would go untouched for long periods). Being he's our first rabbit, we stopped at the local pet store for food recommendations and purchased accordingly. It didn't take long to note he'd pick over it leaving over half behind before flipping the dish when we'd leave it to see if he's ever Granted Stew, being a rabbit is not capable of writing a review or informing me of his opinion; however, considering my observations of his former lack of interest in prior food and his now seemingly empty dish since being served this....I think he's quite pleased. The shelter we'd adopted him from was unable to confirm what they'd been feeding him, but it was quite clear he wasn't impressed (the food provided would go untouched for long periods). Being he's our first rabbit, we stopped at the local pet store for food recommendations and purchased accordingly. It didn't take long to note he'd pick over it leaving over half behind before flipping the dish when we'd leave it to see if he's ever going to finish. Not with this purchase! the only time the dish gets flipped is when we're late feeding and he's annoyed that it's empty. … more