Kaytee Food From The Wild Rabbit Food, 4 Pound
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Original price was: $16.99.$12.95Current price is: $12.95.
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| Current Price | $12.95 | January 8, 2025 |
| Highest Price | $12.95 | August 11, 2024 |
| Lowest Price | $12.95 | August 11, 2024 |
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| $12.95 | August 11, 2024 |
Kaytee Food From The Wild Rabbit Food, 4 Pound Description
- Species specific daily diet inspired by ancestral feeding habits
- From the makers of Kaytee, a Veterinarian Recommended Brand
- Premium pellets with a medley of Timothy Hay, carrot, marigold, rose petal, and spinach
- No added sugar, fillers, or artificial preservatives
- Natural foraging ingredients for variety and enrichment
- Alfalfa-free
- Great for a pet rabbit or bunny over 6 months of age
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Kaytee Food From The Wild Rabbit Food, 4 Pound Reviews (9)
9 reviews for Kaytee Food From The Wild Rabbit Food, 4 Pound
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Amazon Customer –
The actual product consists only of pellets and carrots, which is different from the advertised photo of a mixture of flower buds and hay along with everything else.
kmd1028 –
The only other food besides bananas that makes our buns do their happy butt dance, so I will take it as a sign they love it! We have 5 buns, so we really appreciate the large bag size as other bunny treats come in tiny packages made for one bun. There’s dried veggies mixed in with the pellets and the quality has been consistently good.
Spider mom –
Our rabbit seems to REALLY like this food . She’s always been a good eater but she really likes to eat this stuff . She gets excited for it , she will stick her head in the bowl as soon as it’s in her space . I add a pack of the food from the wild extras to her bag to increase the foraging bits . It’s a good complement to her grasses and greens . She very much enjoys finding pieces of the extra bits in the pellets . Iv seen her reject food items before , not often but it’s happened . This is always eaten and I have it on auto ship so we never run out . Happy bunny
M. R. Atkisson Jr. –
Having fount a baby cottontail in my back yard (checked for 2 days she did not move from the spot, no other rabbits, and a hawk in the area) I took in Thor (he is a fighter) in for the fall/winter and will be releasing him within the next month so please hold the criticism.
This is the first food he has thoroughly consumed and it seems to have a well balanced content. He is picky and will eat everything except the larger pellets which comprise about 30% of the bag (guessing by the look). That said, I have found that he scoops the pellets out and they fall into his ‘waste tray’. Ironically since this, I have found that the pellets limit the smell of his cage significantly. The overall content actually seems to mirror what his diet would be in my back yard (including my carrots, pumpkin seeds, and dandelions for my iguana). Though I am not a vet, and my knowledge is primarily reptile, this does seem like a great alternative to his natural diet.
Eh Eh Hso –
My bunnies will pick at it, eat what they want of it. It looks to be yummy but I think they are picky. I may have spoiled them.
K Smith –
Careful not to give your bunnies more than a handful, they’re rich. We nick named them chocolate chips for bunnies
celia yolanda davalos cervantes –
Lo que me gusta que tiene pedazos grande citas de algo que les gusta y lo que no que trae como trigo y no les gusto
Diann Oliver –
I’m raising a baby wild rabbit for release. I needed a good product to make sure he stays healthy.
L. H. –
My bunnies didn’t really care for the blend (none of the 7!). This is the first blend I have tried like this that they DIDN’T much like. They will eat it…eventually.
A bit pricey for what you get.