The hanging stick treat with no fruit in it at all. Timothy hay at 8%, dried dandelion at 5%, and thyme and basil at 0.9% each, which makes it the most forage-like thing in the range.

The full recipe is wheat flour, oats, flaked oats, wheat middlings, ground timothy hay at 8%, sugar, dried dandelion at 5%, soya oil, dried thyme at 0.9% and dried basil at 0.9%, with colourants. Dandelion at 5% is a genuinely unusual amount for a stick treat; it is a plant wild rabbits eat.

• Ground timothy hay at 8%, dried dandelion at 5%
• Dried thyme and dried basil at 0.9% each
• No fruit and no added fruit sugar beyond the sugar in the recipe
• Suitable for rabbits, guinea pigs and chinchillas; one a week, hung in the enclosure

This is the one to pick if sweetness is the thing you are trying to avoid. Sugar is still on the list, sixth, but there is no fruit stacked on top of it as there is in the apple and cranberry version. Pets used to fruit treats sometimes ignore this one for a week before they start on it, which is worth expecting rather than reading as a reject.

Who it's for: owners of a rabbit, guinea pig or chinchilla who want the treat to look more like forage than like confectionery.