Where our data comes from
Every rating is compiled from recognized animal-welfare and veterinary sources — and every food page links to its own.
How we compile ratings
Each food page cites the specific source behind its rating. Classifications were compiled in July 2026 from the recognized animal-welfare and veterinary organizations listed below.
Please read: what this is, and what it isn't
PawPlate summarises published guidance from the organizations below. It is not written or independently reviewed by a veterinarian, and it is not veterinary advice. Sources sometimes disagree, guidance changes, and every animal is different — a food that's fine for most rabbits may not be fine for yours.
Always check with your own vet before relying on anything here, and call a vet or poison line immediately if your pet has eaten something you're unsure about.
The organizations we rely on
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Accuracy matters to us. If a rating looks wrong or out of date, tell us the pet and the food, and we'll review it against our sources.