Of the things he eats, he definitely likes it. However, 2/3 of the bag goes to waste because it has many thick stems that he doesn't eat, maybe because the rabbit is still relatively small. He only picks the thin stalks and the leaves, which are proportionally much fewer, so it's not a good or cost-effective choice for the stage he is at.

I'm surprised by the negative reviews! The crumbs are essentially like very small leaves which, of course, will detach from the twigs. My rabbit goes crazy for them. She buries her nose and tries to find them among the timothy. Also, something I didn't know, alfalfa is not recommended for healthy adult rabbits, but for young, sick, or pregnant rabbits.

It has very crunchy stems, I have never seen such crunchy ones from another company, to be honest. However, the ratio of greens to crumbs is 3 to 1. That is, 1/3 is crumbs even in the small package (a very large quantity compared to another company I have tried). Personally, I open it and separate the stems, I place them in a large container, and I throw away the crumbs because the rabbit doesn't eat them.

Top quality, my bunny enjoys it and jumps inside his little bowl! It smells like fresh grass.

Most of it is ground, resulting in the rabbit not having any grass clones to chew on. I do not recommend it for packaging, it's a waste of money that I spent.

By far the best grass for young rabbits up to 6 months old. Oxbow is top-notch and highly recommended.

Grass for rabbits up to 8 months old.
I noticed that the 4-kilogram package has more grass trimmings compared to the small package.