A treat that comes in its own edible bowl, so the container goes the same way as the contents. Johnson's list it for rabbits and guinea pigs, and it is the largest single treat unit in their small animal range.

The composition is selected seeds and cereals, raisins, banana, apple and an edible binder, which is a fuller list than Johnson's give for most of this line because the binder is declared rather than left implied. It weighs 150g and the pack carries Johnson's own warning in capitals: this is a complementary treat, it should only be given occasionally, and it must not replace the normal balanced diet.

* Selected seeds and cereals * Raisins, banana and apple * Edible binder, so the bowl is eaten too * For rabbits and guinea pigs * 150g, complementary, and the pack says occasional

150g of seed and dried fruit in a bowl looks like a meal, and it is not one. The format is the problem here rather than the ingredients: a bowl reads as a portion, and a rabbit presented with this will treat it as one. Johnson's print the occasional-use warning themselves and publish no analytical panel to say how energy dense it actually is. This is a treat to break up and hand out over days, not to put down whole and walk away from.

Who it's for: Rabbit and guinea pig keepers who like the foraging value of an edible container, and who will ration it rather than serve it.