Sherwood Pet HealthAdult Rabbit Food Timothy Hay Pellet 20 lbs. Hay-Based, Grain-Free, Soy-Free for Better Digestion

When I adopted my second bunny, I noticed that the breeder was feeding them Sherwood pellets, while my current bunny was on Oxbow. Initially, I thought the sludgey urine was normal, but after having my second bunny, I switched him to Sherwood as well. Surprisingly, the sludgey urine disappeared completely. I’ve also observed an increase in his energy levels. It’s reassuring to know that he’s eating clean and free from filler-based foods.

We took in an older bun who was given pellets only for his entire life. He tends to nibble his hay but does not really eat that much of it. After some research, I found this food that seems like a high quality way to get him the fiber he needs and he really likes the taste of it. It has a fresh aroma that doesn't overpower the room and the pellets are a dark color. The zip seal bag keeps the pellets fresh. It's worth the price to me to have some peace of mind that he is getting the nutrition he needs as well as the fiber content to keep his GI system working well.

I have a holland lop with horrible digestive issues, I can’t ever get her to produce normal looking stools. She was previously on Oxbow and we decided to switch her to this, there’s a lot less fillers and unnecessary ingredients in Sherwood. She transitioned well and absolutely loves her new food. I’ve seen a huge improvement in her stools and overall health. I think we’ll be sticking with Sherwood from now on!

These pellets smell very fresh and natural and look fresh as well. They are a fresh green color, not like some pellets that are brownish green in color. The pellet size is nice and small and they must taste good because my rabbit loves them. The ingredients I really like because there aren't a bunch of fillers. It's mostly fortified Timothy hay with a couple beneficial additives.

Since the Kaytee Field and Forest pellets went out of stock I went looking for new pellets to feed our bunnies. I know these pellets have really good ingredients because their litter box doesn't stink anymore! Also our bunnies fur are softer and they have been running around more often (our bunnies are free roaming). They honestly don't like it as much as the other pellets that had more junk in it but they have been beginning to like it more. As more like a treat I've been giving them the Oxbow Garden Select pellets. And I always keep orchard hay in their litter box. Definitely recommend these pellets for a healthier happier bunny!

My little chronically sick senior Lop hasn't been sick in four months since switching! Poops are so much better. Wish I would have switched sooner. Do they cost more than Oxbow? Yes. But do they save on expensive vet bills while making your bunny feel better? Also, yes!

Our bunnies are healthy and love this food. They’ve been eating it for years

My rabbit loved this food and I think it helped extend her life and help keep her teeth trimmed. There's nothing bad in it, unlike every other rabbit food pellet out there. It even smells good and fresh. You can't go wrong. Look at ingredients when you're buying rabbit treats, hay, and food. Make sure there isn't sugary additives in there that's very very bad for them. Sherwood you can trust.