Little Cheeks is an Australian small-pet brand built almost entirely on single ingredients. Nearly everything in the range is one plant, dried or freeze dried, with nothing added — no preservatives, no colours, no sweeteners. That makes the range easy to reason about: if your rabbit reacts to something, you know exactly what it was.
Three ranges, three jobs
Farm Fresh Pure is single dried botanicals — calendula, chamomile, cornflower, hibiscus, jasmine, rose buds, dandelion leaf and root, burdock root. These are forage and enrichment. Scatter them through hay and a bored animal starts working for its food again.
Harvest Blend is the same botanicals combined into three mixes: Signature for everyday variety, Gas Relief for a windy or off-food animal, and Kidney & Urinary Support. Little Cheeks caps all of them at 10g per 2kg of body weight a day and recommends them for animals over six months.
Freeze Dried is vegetables and fruit — broccoli, capsicum, carrot, celery, okra and mixed berries. These keep the crunch of the fresh vegetable, which is what makes them useful for teeth that never stop growing.
Choosing between them
If you are buying one thing, start with a Farm Fresh Pure flower or the Signature blend — they are the easiest to get an animal to accept and the hardest to overdo. Freeze-dried vegetables are the better hand-feeding treat, but the sugar concentrates as the water leaves, so celery and capsicum suit everyday use and the mixed berries are an occasional reward rather than a daily one. The Papaya Stump Chews sit apart from all of it: they are a chew toy, not a snack.
None of this is a food group. Unlimited grass hay and fresh leafy greens still do the work of a small herbivore diet — Little Cheeks is what goes on top. And a herbal blend is never a substitute for a vet: an animal that has stopped eating or passing droppings needs seeing the same day.
