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Rabbit Food and Natural Rabbit Nutrition! Natural & Healthy Food for Every Rabbit

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Rabbit food should be balanced and tailored to the rabbit's sensitive digestive system. It should be nutritious and high in fiber. That's why you've come to the right place for rabbit food at DRD Rodent Shop®!
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Rabbit food – fiber-rich complete feeds, grain-free varieties & botanicals

Good rabbit food complements a hay-rich diet – hay remains the foundation. Rabbits are designed to eat fiber-rich food all day long, so it's best to choose a fiber-rich, complete food and provide a measured portion appropriate for their age and life stage. In this category, you'll find carefully selected foods: complete pellets, grain-free varieties, herb-rich mixes, and specialty foods for situations where extra support is needed. DRD Rodent Shop® has specialized in rodents and rabbits since 2011 and compiles its range based on practical experience, composition, and ease of use. Tip: supplement the diet with unlimited hay from Hooi & Ruiven and extra variety from Botanicals .

Complete rabbit food
Complete pellets (not "muesli") are practical and help prevent selective eating. Ideal as a supplement to hay.

Supreme Selective Rabbit →
Versele-Laga Cuni Complete Adult →
Grain-free & high in fiber
Popular with conscious caregivers: grain-free recipes with a high-fiber focus, suitable for a hay-rich menu.

Selective Rabbit Grain-Free 15 kg →
Nature Rabbit Grain-Free 3 kg →
Herbs & botanicals
For variety, scent enhancement, and enrichment. Great for mixing, sprinkling, or using as a search food.

Rabbit Dream Herbs →
Botanicals Maxi Mix 400 g →
Additional & special
For specific situations, such as (temporary) supplementary feeding or recovery. If in doubt, consult your veterinarian.

JR Farm Force-Feed Herbivores →
Bunny Nature GoVet RescueFeed →

Use & advice

Rabbit food is a supplement to unlimited hay . Provide a measured amount daily and choose a food appropriate for age (junior/adult/senior) and lifestyle (active/house rabbit). Switching to a different food? Mix gradually over 7–14 days to ensure a smooth transition.

Checklist – What to look for in rabbit food?

Hay always remains the basis (available day & night).
Preferably choose complete chunks to prevent selective eating.
Limit sugary “mixes” and feed appropriate food for the life stage.
Introduce new food gradually (7–14 days).

Safety

Always feed according to the instructions on the packaging and pay attention to hay intake and droppings. If there's a sudden change in appetite or behavior, don't wait too long and contact a veterinarian. Special and recovery foods are intended for specific situations; if in doubt, please consult your veterinarian.

FAQ

What is “good” rabbit food?
A fiber-rich, complete feed (pellets) to supplement unlimited hay. Choose according to age and lifestyle.

Is grain-free always better?
Many rabbits thrive on grain-free, high-fiber diets. The overall package (hay, portion size, exercise) remains the most important.

How do I make feeding more fun?
Use part of the daily portion as forage, or combine with botanicals for enrichment: view botanicals .

What do you use rabbit food for?

Rabbit food supplements the hay-rich diet with extra nutrients. Consider complete feed as a daily supplement, herb-rich varieties for variety, and specialized feed for specific situations. For added structure and variety, you can also consider the Rabbit Forage Menu .

Hygiene & storage

Store food in a cool, dry, and tightly sealed container. Preferably use a food container, seal bags tightly, and check regularly for freshness. Clean food and water bowls daily.

Carefully selected range of rabbit food
Focus on fiber-rich, complete and logical feeding
Specialist since 2011
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