What’s in your rabbit’s pellets – Find the best rabbit food here
What does your rabbit's pellets peculiarity contain - Does your rabbit get healthy rabbit food
Have you thought about what your rabbit actually eats when feeding pellets? There is a huge difference in what your rabbits pellets contain. Here you can compare all the well-known brands on the market. We have made it easy for you to choose rabbit food. We have posted pictures of all ingredients in different rabbit pellet so you can more easily assess what you want to feed your rabbit with.
We want the best for all rabbits. But the selection of pellets on the market is a jungle. We try to make it easier for you to choose between the different pellets, and give your rabbit the food it deserves. Here you can compare your feed label of your rabbits food with the other brands on the market. See if you give your rabbit good feed.
Remember that rabbits living out in the wild eat many different grass species and green herbs, leaves, branches from shrubs and flowers. This is real rabbit food.
They do not eat a lot of wheat, corn, rice and soybeans. They also do not eat sweet fruits like bananas. Their intestinal system is not made for that at all. This is NOT real rabbit food.
See also our Big Rabbit Food TEST where we have rated all the different brands of rabbit pellets with stars.
Beaphar Nature grain-free
Timothy grass
Herbal grass. Many different grasses and herbs (that’s good!!)
chicory
Yucca
Grapes extract
Fruit (including apple the rest we are not told)
Vegan protein
Spirulina
Brit Animals Adult
Alfalfa
nettle
Dandelion
Plantain
apple
barley
carrot
corn
wheat
Flaxseed
yeast
Oligosaccharides (helps digestion)
Milk thistle
Yucca
Natura (REMA 1000)
Vegetable by-products (it can be anything. Probably neither anything healthy nor good, otherwise they would write what it is)
Cereals (no information on which cereals, so probably not the best grains)
Alfalfa
Fruit (again no information on which fruit)
Carob
Vegetables (no one knows which ones, it can be anything)
Dyes (added for us humans to think the feed looks delicious and varied, the rabbit of course does not care about the color)
Timothy grass
meadow foxtail
Oat-grass
Orchard grass
Red clover
Meadow buttercup
sweet vernal grass
Meadow soft grass
yellow oatgrass
narrow-leaved vetch
black meddick
Dandelion
Plantain
Common Cowslip
Margerit
Bellis
Large beehives
hedge bedstraw
parsnip
Sorrel
germander speedwell
mouse-ear chickweed
ryegrass
soft brome grass
tufted vetch
bush vetch
three-toothed orcide
bulbous buttercup
Pea flakes
Vegetable fibres (not known)
carrot
Flaxseed
beetroot
Hempseed
Black cumin seeds
turmeric
marigold
elderberry
Grape pulp
Short-chain fructo oligosaccharide (helps digestion)
Sea buckthorn
blueberry
raspberry
Bean plant
marjoram
anise
basil
fennel
Elderflower
lavender
Rosemary
Sage
Thyme
Yucca
Grasses
wheat
Feed oats
Soybean shells
Peas
yeast
mint
soybean oil
Dicalcium phosphate
salt
Short-chain fructo oligosaccharides
calcium
Best friend (føtex)
Vegetable by-products (it can be anything, essentially it’s nothing good and healthy, otherwise they would tell)
Alfalfa
Cereals (no info on which cereals)
Oils and fats (we do not know which fats)
Science selctive
Alfalfa
Soybean shells
wheat
Fodder wheat
turnip
Soybeans
Pea flakes
soybean oil
Flaxseed
Calcium carbonate
Monocalcium phosphate
Yucca
Coop muesli mix (Brugsen)
Cereals (which are not known to us)
corn
Vegetables (What it is we do not know)
Alfalfa
Vegetable by-products (it can almost be anything, probably nothing good as the company would otherwise tell)
turnip
Yucca
Oil and fats (it can be anything, it doesn’t even have to be from plants, who knows)
Fruit (is it some kind of fruit or many and which?)
Seeds (which are not known)
Sherwood grain-free
Alfalfa
Timothy grass
sunflower
Flax plant
Monocalcium phosphate
salt
Timothy grass
Meadow fescue
meadow foxtail
ryegrass
Red fescue
Blue grass
Orchard grass
Meadow soft grass
Annual meadow grass
creeping bentgrass
sweet vernal grass
Quick grass
tufted hairgrass
Reed canary grass
White Clover
Red clover
Dandelion
Yarrow
Lancet plantain
Cumin
cow parsley
Alm. meadowsweet
Alm. mouse-ear chickweed
lady’s bedstraw
thyme-leaved speedwell
bush vetch
common comfrey
field thistle
ground-ivy
Bellis
germander speedwell
lady’s-mantle
Pimpinella
narrow-leaved vetch
spring cinquefoil
meadow saxifrage
Multicoloured speedwell
Spring geese flower
Harvest brush
Alm hvene
Common Cowslip
Fine clover
Oat bran
Sunflower extaction
Flaxseed extraction
Carrot pulp
Fruit pulp
Rape extraction
Wheat bran
Nettles
Plantain
Fennel seeds
Liquorice root
Medical toxin
Rosemary
Anise seeds
Road willow herb
Thyme
Sage
Chamomile flowers
Versele laga cuni complete
Vegetable by-products (it can almost be anything)
Timothy grass
Different grass species (if it is two or many it is not said anything about)
Herbs (is it many or two different and what is it)?
Vegetable protein
Vegetables (which we do not know)
carrot
Seeds (but which ones we are not told)
Flaxseed
Fructo oligosaccharides
marigold
Yucca
Versele-Laga Nature Cuni
Vegetable by-products (it can be pretty much anything)
Timothy grass
Grass (but which?)
Herbs (but which?)
Vegetables (what is it, beet or waste from industry maybe?)
carrot
parsnip
Fruit (but again which fruit)
Seeds (which seeds)
Vegetable protein
Oils and fats (but which?)
oligosaccharides
marigold
Algae
Yucca
Vitakraft menu vital
Vegetable by-products (It can be anything, probably nothing good and healthy. It may be waste products from the industry)
grain
Vegetables (which?)
carrot
pumpkin
apple
Oils and fats (no one knows what fat)
Yucca
Dyes (added for humans to think it looks delicious and varied)
Crispy
Vegetable by-products
grain?
Vegetables (?)
Fruit (?)
Seeds (which?)
Sugar 🙁
Vegetable protein
