Small herbivores wear their teeth down by chewing fibrous forage, not by eating pellets, which is why a bag of dried grass earns a place in the cage even when a complete food already covers the nutritional basics. Friendly's Timothy ReadiGrass is grown on their own fields in Yorkshire and dried using a process that removes only the water, keeping the flavour and nutrient value closer to fresh grass than a heat-dried alternative.

The composition lists only dried timothy grass, with crude protein at 10.5%, crude fibre at 25% and oil at 2.5%. Friendly's own feeding guidance is that it can be offered freely, either on its own or blended with hay, alongside constant access to fresh drinking water.

• Composition: dried timothy grass, the only ingredient listed
• Crude protein 10.5%, crude fibre 25%
• Oil 2.5%
• Grown in Friendly's own fields in Yorkshire
• Can be fed freely or blended with hay
• 1kg pack

On what it replaces. This is a complementary forage, not a complete food, and it does not replace a rabbit or guinea pig's main hay ration — Friendly's own guidance is to offer it freely alongside, not instead of, ordinary hay and fresh water.

Who it's for: owners of rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas and degus who want a high-fibre forage to add variety and encourage natural grazing behaviour alongside their pet's usual hay.