Question 1

price? can you explain why this product has gone from £3.99 upto £10.99? i understand inflation, but, jesus christ

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Has it really, jesus christ, well I won't be buying this again that's for sure. I haven't even opened the one I purchased yet, but not good, not good at all.

Question 2

Can my bunny eat this at 8 weeks old?

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Please do not feed this to any rabbit at any age - it's at best nutritionally incorrect and at worst dangerous. Rabbits cannot processs corn, it's extremely dangerous and can (and sadly does) cause fatal blockages. The fibre and protein content are not suitable, especially for a young rabbit. There's a brilliant guide on The Rabbit House under diet & nutrition> dried food which compares brands as well as telling you what to look for nutrient wise for your rabbit at their life stage. Personally I feed fibafirst but supreme selective are brilliant (and have a junior version which all mine had when younger) and excel can be good too.
Pellets should only make up a very, very small amount of a rabbits diet though with the majority (at least 80%) being fresh hay (not to be confused with straw). Safe fresh veggies in the evening too.
Always make any adjustment to a rabbits diet slowly as they have very very delicate GI systems. GI stasis is the number 1 killer in rabbits and the wrong food or sudden changes are one of the biggest causes. 
It's worth going for a high quality choice with pellets. You should only feed a very small amount (most people feed FAR too much and harm the bunny in the longrun) so it's not so expensive and it looks after your rabbits health in the longrun. Believe me it will work out far cheaper than a vets fee if you have to have your rabbit treated for stasis (this will likely be hundreds of pounds) or worse losing your bunny to stasis. Using more hay also helps keep the teeth from overgrowing. Only hay can wear them down, believe it or not wood chews, pellets etc do very little in this way. A dental is about £200+ so again something you want to look after. Getting the right nutrition is important.

Question 3

What's with the price increase?  i usually buy these tubs 3 at a time for 5.99 each.  now i'm expected to pay £15.75 for one tub.  no way

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Dear customer, 
We are very sorry for this inconvenience. 
This product got unavailable on Amazon for some time and now it came back at this price. We will lower the price back if we get any update of price from brand.

Question 4

Does it expire soon after you receive it?

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I got mine December 2020 and the date is August 2021

ASIN	B078WWG826
Age Range Description	All Life Stages
Allergen Information	Gluten may contain, Sulfites may contain, Tree nuts may contain
Animal Food Diet Type	Plant-Based
Benefits	Supports overall health and immune system.
Best Sellers Rank	1,443 in Pet Supplies ( See Top 100 in Pet Supplies ) 42 in Small Animal Food
Brand Name	Extra Select
Breed Recommendation	All Breed Sizes
Container Type	Bag
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (53)
Flavour	Large Pea Rabbit Mix
Item Form	Flake
Item Weight	2 Kilograms
Manufacturer	Extra Select
Manufacturer Part Number	01LPRM1
Model Number	01LPRM1
Number of Items	1
Occasion	Birthday
Recommended Uses For Product	Rabbit Food Supplement, Daily Rabbit Feeding
Special Features	Encourages natural foraging behavior
Special Ingredients	Peas
Specific Uses For Product	Digestive Health, Skin and Coat Health
Target Species	Rabbit
Unit Count	2000.0 gram

Extra Select Premium Large Pea Rabbit Mix - Peaflakes, Rabbit Muesli, Small Nuggets and Natural Forage Bunny Food - 2kg

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