A rabbit's teeth never stop growing, and the only thing that reliably wears them down is hours spent chewing fibrous forage rather than a bowl of pellets eaten in five minutes.

This is Timothy hay and nothing else - a single ingredient, UK grown and compressed into a 2KG bag rather than sold loose. Selective's own feeding guidance is that hay should be available in unlimited amounts, with a rabbit typically eating a ball of hay roughly equivalent to its own body size by volume each day.

• Single ingredient: Timothy hay
• Crude protein 6%, crude fibre 34%
• Crude oils and fats 1.5%, crude ash 6%
• Calcium 0.4%, phosphorus 0.2%
• UK grown, compressed
• 2KG bag

On feeding amounts. Selective describe the daily amount by volume, not weight, so the 2KG figure on the bag won't tell you how many days it lasts - that depends how much of the bag is loose hay versus how tightly it's compressed. There's no complete-food statement on this card, so it's being fed as forage rather than a full diet on its own.

Who it's for: Rabbit owners who want a consistent, single-ingredient hay for the bulk of the diet, and anyone whose rabbit needs its teeth kept in check by more chewing than pellets alone provide.