Sherwood Pet Health Adult Rabbit Food Professional (Alfalfa) 4.5 lbs, Grain and Soy-Free for Better Digestion

All five of my bunnies absolutely love the Sherwood Professional, and I am pleased with the differences in my bunnies' coats, energy levels, and their poops. Any good bunny parent knows that it is all about the poop! Sherwood is certainly more expensive than a few other very popular brands out there, but I truly feel that this food is worth it. The food has a fresh, grassy scent; which caught the attention of my fuzzy overlords. Upon introduction, I offered a few pellets to them as a treat, and it was well-received by all; including two particularly picky bunnies. My bunns have more energy, their coats are recovering faster through a typical Florida springtime molt, and of course; their poops! Poops not as big as they had been; even my mega-colon bunny is responding well to this food, and I am able to feed them less of the pellets, they seem just as satisfied, and no GI episodes with previously mentioned mega-colon bunny. Better deal on buying directly through Sherwood's website, as they finally offer a 19lb bulk box; but Amazon is great for back-up....especially when you run dangerously low on food before the delivery of the bulk box.

Sherwood rabbit food is exceptional. My two rabbits both remained extremely playful past age 7 and had amazingly soft coats. Avoid the imitations that put soy and fillers in their food. Sherwood is the only way to go.

We have a 5 pound Holland Lop that we got a month ago. After watching lots of bunny educational videos, we came across the Sherwood Rabbit food. When you open the bag you get a very pleasing aroma and have nice light green, healthy looking, pellets. We transitioned our rabbit to the Sherwood Professional version and he loves it! He knows where we keep the food and scratches on the floor in front of the door. When he hears the pellets hit his bowl, he revs up and spins out on the hardwood floor to race to the bowl. We give him about 2 1/2 tablespoons spread out throughout the day and he eats lots of hay in between. He gets as much hay as he wants but loves to take a break from it when it is pellet time.

I've done a lot of research on what goes into animal food, and this is some quality herbivore stuff. Too bad my bunny escaped his pen and ripped the bag open all over the carpet haha he is a nut about these pellets. Keep them somewhere safe from your bun they would do anything for these pellets. Notice how they are green like fresh hay and lettuce instead of brown. I cant even look at oxbow anymore. Seriously there is nothing brown that bunnies like to eat except cardboard and bruised bananas! All I can really say is these are the pellets your bun wants most and deserves. My local rabbit adoption agency recommends them fiercely above everything else, and I can see why! Treat your bun just remember to research how much pellets they should be eating for their weight! Rambling praise of pellets over. Have a bunderful day!

The BEST rabbit food! I noticed a big difference in my 3 bunnies after switching to this. They all have softer fur, more energy, and have been overall healthier. They love pellet time now and get so excited to eat. One of the things I like about this too, is that they don't inhale it. It actually makes them feel full, so sometimes they leave some in the bowl. They never did that with other pellets.

So I adopted two holland lops from a local shelter which are adorable, it was kind of an impulse buy, but not really since I’ve been planning to get rabbits since January lol. Anyways Too make a long story short I purchased some oxbow garden select which was ok, but you can tell Sherwood is the real deal. Compared to all other pellets they are nice and green and a smell that the rabbits catch onto quickly. Its a great product you won’t be disappointed. It was also stressful that the shelter couldn’t say what brand of food, or hay the rabbits were receiving so I took a risk switching up and made the right decision.

This rabbit food is a great nutritious quality food. It is rated at the top of the list by bunny gurus for good obvious reasons. It doesn't take much to give the bunnies what they need. A little goes a long way. We have learned a lot about a bunnies needs from some very educated rabbit lovers. A lot of timothy hay, grass, and a 1/4 to 1/2 a cup of pellets. And ofcourse the healthy treats. We are sold on Sherwood for quality!

My bunnies love it, but I'm wary about alfalfa hay being the first ingredient. I got it mainly at the advice of a vet because one of my bunnies has bladder sludge and it claims to somehow help this issue, but I'm just not convinced this formulation really helps bladder sludge or is healthier in general, since alfalfa hay is higher in calcium than Timothy hay and he still has plenty of sludge in his urine! I probably won't be buying it again.