10 Best Rabbit Food UK 2024 | Vitamin and Mineral Heavy Food for Your Bunny

Wagg's tagline claims they've been 'keeping noses twitching since 1986', and this high-quality, top-value product certainly convinces us of that. Plus, you can keep waste down and counter selective feeding with these healthy nuggets. 

With a base of oat and wheat bran and also taking advantage of the nutritional benefits of linseed, apple, pea and carob meal, these nuggets will be popular with your pet due to their rich, sweet flavour and will secretly sneak in loads of fibre, minerals and vitamins. We love them, and we're sure your bun will too!

Our runner up is this colourful little cake for small animals to enjoy. It's made with 100% organic vegetables, fruit, and flowers and is textured for dental health and encourages play, which can improve your bunny's mental health and overall well-being. 

Snacks like this should be a once-a-week treat, but if you're going to do it, you may as well make it one of these! They're brilliant fun, they're packed with healthy ingredients, and they can be turned into cute games to stimulate your pet's brain. It's no surprise they're one of our top choices if you're looking for something to accompany daily feeding!

For efficient, money and time-saving food that provides plenty of goodness, try this excellent value bulk buy from Supreme Science Selective, which is also available for babies or older rabbits. As well as alfalfa, wheat, soybeans and peas, it's also packed with highly nutritious linseed.

Vitamin B1 keeps your rabbit's heart healthy, while copper helps them produce red blood cells easily. You can also skip out on selective feeding as all the nutrients are packed conveniently together in perfectly sized pellets. 

Another great snack for your bunny to enjoy as a treat between meals are these lovely protein-rich, natural nibbles. They are a fantastic way to change up and vary their diet whilst celebrating the glory of peas and carrots.

They contain lots of vital vitamins and minerals, including vitamin A, C, E and zinc, which promote the growth of strong bones and healthy muscles. Vitamin K is also a great booster of bone metabolism and helps regulate calcium levels in your bunny's blood. 

For a fruit-based snack your rabbit can enjoy as part of a sensible, healthy diet, try these yummy treats from VetIQ. As well as promoting a positive bond between you and your pet, the added vitamin mix will also leave small animals with a healthy, glossy coat. 

Be sure to remember that these sugary nibbles are not suitable for daily consumption and should be a moment of fun in your bunny's weekly diet rather than something they're given every day. This bargain pack of 8 foil-packed bags should last a while, though!

Flavoured with yummy stomach-friendly mint and packed with nutritious goodies such as oat bran and grass, this rabbit food is particularly good for rabbits with digestive issues as it's naturally so high in fibre. 

Other health benefits from these minty nuggets are a strengthened immune system, they become part of a varied diet that includes greens and plenty of water, and they help to avoid selective feeding (where rabbits pick their favourite sweet elements of a food mix and skip more fibre-rich elements).

As well as their regular food, your bunny will definitely appreciate a boredom-breaker or two in her diet now and again. Crunchy snacks are great for keeping growing teeth trim, and these are made with all-natural corn and fenugreek. 

Fenugreek is a superfood in small animal terms, as it is packed with minerals including iron, copper and magnesium. Don't forget, these nibbles should not replace your rabbit's main meals and should be used primarily as a tooth-strengthening snack!

Enriched with vitamins A and E as well as calcium and phosphorous for teeth and bones, this enormous 10kg bag of 'all in one' nuggets will last plenty of time and is packed with nutritional value for your pet. 

The key ingredients in Harringtons Optimum rabbit food are oats, wheat, grass, apple and grape, and carob meal – which is high in fibre, helping improve the digestion of smaller animals, keeping their stomachs happy and healthy.

As a tasty treat for your bunny rabbit between meals, these all-natural nibbles from Little Ones are actually pretty nourishing for your small pet. Carrot is a rich source of vitamin A – great for eyesight, immune systems and organ function, and there are no suspicious added ingredients, just 100% veggie goodness. 

Like all the treats on our list, these snacks should not replace greens, hay, and water but make excellent rewards and treats that you can mix with little games to stimulate your furry pal.

Claiming to be a favourite with pet owners and vets alike, this high-fibre, hay-based daily rabbit food comes in a large-size bag bulked with plenty of roughage as well as carrot and peas.

Kind to teeth and crammed with prebiotics for digestive function, this rabbit food contains vitamins A and D for eyesight and healthy skin and zinc and calcium, which are great for bunny's bones.