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Hay
Meadow hay, large bale
Fresh, dust free meadow hay. Hay should make up most of what your rabbit eats every day.
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These are recommendations, not products we sell. They are simply the things we use and love for our own rabbits.
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Hay
Timothy hay
A coarser hay that is lovely for wearing teeth down and keeping tummies happy.
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Food
Nuggets for adult rabbits
A small daily handful of quality nuggets tops up the vitamins that hay does not cover.
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Food
Dried herb treats
Simple herb treats with no added sugar. Perfect for taming and gentle training.
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Housing
Heavy ceramic water bowl
Rabbits drink far better from a bowl than a bottle, and a heavy one will not tip over.
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Housing
Large hutch with a run
Somewhere safe to sleep with space to stretch out, stand up and hop about.
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Housing
Soft paper bedding
Warm, absorbent and kind on little feet. Change it often to keep things fresh.
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Toys
Willow tunnel
Rabbits love to hide and dash. A tunnel gives them somewhere cosy to dart into.
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Toys
Apple wood chew sticks
Safe chews keep teeth in good shape and give busy minds something to do.
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Toys
Digging box
Digging is a natural habit. A filled box saves your carpet and keeps them happy.
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Grooming
Soft grooming brush
Mini lops moult a few times a year. Regular brushing keeps their coat lovely.
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Grooming
Small animal nail clippers
Nails grow quickly indoors. A quick trim every few weeks keeps them comfy.
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