Wild rabbits forage on whatever hedgerow plants are around, which is presumably why dandelion and rosehip turn up in small pet treats far more often than anything more exotic.

Selective's Woodland Loops carry dried dandelion at 1% (equivalent to 7% dandelion) and dried rosehip at 1% (equivalent to 7% rosehips), on the familiar wheat flour, Timothy hay, alfalfa hay, ground dried locust beans and ground peas base, with soya oil and linseeds. Nutritionally that reads crude protein (min) 7%, crude fat (min) 2%, crude fibre (max) 14% and moisture (max) 11%.

• Wheat flour, Timothy hay and alfalfa hay base, ground dried locust beans, ground peas
• Dried dandelion (1%, equivalent to 7% dandelion) and dried rosehip (1%, equivalent to 7% rosehips)
• Crude protein (min) 7%, crude fat (min) 2%
• Crude fibre (max) 14%, moisture (max) 11%
• 80G bag

On the ingredients: dandelion and rosehip are stated as 1% each in the recipe, described as equivalent to 7% of the fresh plant — two named foraged-style flavours rather than the fruit or thyme notes used elsewhere in Selective's range.

Who it's for: owners of rabbits, guinea pigs, degus or chinchillas who want a foraged-plant flavoured treat rather than a fruit or herb one, fed alongside regular hay.