Selective Naturals FibaFirst

Fantastic product and came from an AMAZING company that actually helps re-home rabbits in need! They do an amazing job and find rabbits their new safe forever homes! They do an awesome job in selling products that are absolutely bunny safe 100% as there are so many things that a not bunny safe on the market. Please put more of your AMAZING items on sale here, as it’s best to know there’s a seller who really puts the needs of our precious bunnies first like yourselves!

Loved everything about them. They also smell quite nice. Not your usual pungent hey type treat. They don’t cause much mess. Very good value for your money as at pets at home this box is sold in with 10 sticks costing £2.99!!! So your getting like 400+ sticks I think. Really healthy for your rabbits too . No Nasties that can cause GI Stasis unlike other treats. 10/10 rabbits love them! They always come in time and last ages.

My rabbits absolutely love these sticks and will Run over to receive them. Price is good compared to pets at home.

rabbit loves these and we struggle to ger her to eat hay much. THANKYOU

They love these, easy to feed and seem to think they taste great! But too many will make them gain weight so these are rather large per portion and I share 1 stick between 3 for my healthy buns. Good for getting a sickly buns weight back up though! And the packaging could be better.

Bunnies love these

All 4 of my bunnies love these!! They all scatter in different directions in fear of having to share! I give them one daily, they're perfect for keeping them amused and keeping thier teeth trim. Will be buying more soon

Fibre is singularly the most important component of a rabbit's diet. Essential for long-term health and gut mobility. For rabbits that don't get enough hay in their diets maybe because they were never introduced to it when they were young or whatever the reason fibafirst helps to fill this gap. It is one of the highest in fibre of the manufactured foods. You can see that it's predominantly fibre-based from just looking at it. Unlike the normal rabbit nuggets these are in the form of approximately 10 cm sticks which resembles chipboard. Whilst they are not entirely hundred percent fibre they have enough other flavourings and texture to encourage your rabbit to eat them. And while there is no comparison to Timothy hay for keeping good denture health they are much better than nothing. I do not base my rabbit's diet entirely on this preferring to give him a small handful of nuggets and try to encourage him to eat his feeding hay which is always present in his feeders. I give him about 6 sticks a day to ensure he is getting enough fibre in his diet. Obviously given the choice of eating the relatively high in sugars and molasses nuggets and something which resembles sticks of compressed chipboard or cardboard he(or she) is going to prefer the less healthy choice. But you always manages to eat them usually over the night when he becomes active after sun down. I thoroughly recommend these for those rabbits which are finicky eaters or just choose to avoid eating hay. On the other hand, if your rabbit has no problem with eating hay in the main then you won't need this. In fact you wouldn't need rabbit nuggets either.