Mr Johnson's Supreme Tropical Fruit Rabbit

Adding fruit pieces to a rabbit mix solves one problem — getting it eaten enthusiastically — and risks creating another: a rabbit that eats the banana and pineapple pieces first and leaves the rest of the bowl behind.

This is Mr Johnson's standard Supreme Rabbit mix with dried banana and dried pineapple pieces added, alongside flaked steamed peas, concentrate pellets, flaked barley, flaked maize and dried carrot, plus a Verm-X herb blend for intestinal health. The analysis is protein 16%, fibre 10%, fat 4%, ash 3.5%, calcium 0.9%, sodium 0.2%, phosphorus 0.2%.

• A mixed feed with added dried banana and pineapple pieces
• Flaked peas, barley, maize and dried carrot
• Verm-X herb blend for intestinal health
• Protein 16%, fibre 10%, fat 4%, ash 3.5%
• Calcium 0.9%, phosphorus 0.2%
• 2.25kg bag; sold as a complete food

On the fruit pieces specifically. Because banana and pineapple pieces are the most obviously tempting part of a mixed bowl, they're also the part a selective-feeding rabbit is most likely to eat first and skip the rest of — the exact risk that comes with any muesli-style mix, but arguably more pronounced when sweet fruit is added on top.

Who it's for: owners of a rabbit that already eats a mixed bowl properly rather than picking through it, wanting some fruit variety over the plain version.