Wagg Bunny Brunch Reviews

I have a Netherland Dwarf rabbit called Upsy and she is a fussy little eater. After working my way through a variety of different Rabbit and Guinea Pig foods so more successfully than others, Upsy eventually decided Wagg Bunny Brunch was the one for her. She turns her nose up at most rabbit foods and being a fussy little bunny to say ...  Read the complete review

Our lastest pet to add to our zoo is a beautiful black bunny rabbit, never having had a rabbit before we had a look at rabbit food and as Wagg is a name we know from dog food we decided to give this a go. Wagg do two different rabbit foods, premium and bunny brunch, the premium is £3.50 for 2.5kg whereas the bunny brunch ...  Read the complete review

~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ WAGG Bunny Brunch. ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ 'Tasty Food for Rabbits' is the claim on the front of my 2kg bag of Bunny Brunch. My 3 year old rabbit is quite the connoisseur when it comes to rabbit food, he has tried practically every brand there is and has his clear ...  Read the complete review

Hello everyone and welcome to this review. I love my rabbit, Buffy is her name! She is so kind and of a lovely nature so I must keep her healthy. After all she loves me so I love her. Now she is a very fussy rabbit I must say! She only eats certain things, her carrots must be peeled and her cabbage must be slightly damp.. Very fussy ...  Read the complete review

Wagg bunny brunch rabbit food was first introduced to our supermarkets in the early 1990's. It is a complete dry food for your rabbit so does not need anything extra adding to it, it contains all the ingredients your rabbit will need to stay happy and healthy, it contains peas, wheat, oats, grass, vegetable oil and all the ...  Read the complete review