One pellet, no flakes, no coloured bits. Every mouthful is the same, which is the entire argument for a nugget feed over a muesli mix: the rabbit cannot pick out the tasty parts and leave the rest.

The fibre is the number that matters and it is 13%, with protein at 15% and oil at 3%. Wheatfeed, oatfeed and grass pellets lead the composition, with rape, barley, molasses and maize bran after. Argo describe it as completely balanced to meet a rabbit's requirements, and their feeding line is ad lib alongside roughage and water.

• Single pellet, no selective feeding
• Crude fibre 13%, protein 15%, oil 3%
• Grass pellets high in the composition
• Fed ad lib with hay and fresh water

Ad lib does not mean an unlimited bowl of pellets. Argo's instruction is ad lib with roughage, and the roughage is doing most of the work. A rabbit that fills up on pellets eats less hay, and less hay means worse teeth and a slower gut. A measured daily portion with unlimited hay is how most rabbit vets would read that line.

Who it's for: rabbit keepers with several animals, and anyone moving a rabbit off a muesli mix onto something they cannot pick through.