Given the choice, a rabbit will pick out the tastiest pieces from a bowl and leave the rest, which over time means it's not actually eating the balanced diet the bag promises. An extruded, single-shaped food removes that choice, because every piece is the same.

This is a mono-component extruded diet — every pellet is identical, so a rabbit can't selectively eat around the parts it likes least. It's built on alfalfa meal, soybean hulls, wheat, wheat feed, flaked peas, linseed, beet pulp and soybean meal, with linseed included as a source of omega 3 and 6 for skin and coat. Supreme describe it as nutritionally complete and balanced for rabbits.

• Mono-component extruded diet — prevents selective feeding
• Protein 14%, fibre 25%, oils and fats 4%, ash 8%
• Calcium 0.6%, sodium 0.3%, phosphorus 0.4%
• Contains linseed as a source of omega 3 and 6
• No added sugar
• Sold in a 1.5KG bag, with a two-variant range

On the feeding amount. Supreme's own guide is 60-70g a day for a typical adult rabbit weighing 2.5kg, and they're explicit that this is a starting point, not a fixed rule — weight and wellbeing need monitoring regularly, and fresh hay and water should be available alongside it at all times.

Who it's for: rabbit owners who've had trouble with selective feeding from a mixed bowl, or who want a straightforward extruded diet they know their rabbit is eating in full.