RASPBERRY LEAVES

An essential, gentle, and well-tolerated plant to delicately enrich your rabbit's botanical routine. Particularly suitable for sensitive rabbits or during dietary transitions.

BENEFITS

Raspberry is a plant naturally rich in vegetable fiber, tannins, vitamin C, calcium, and magnesium.

Its gentle fibers enrich and supplement hay intake without disturbing digestive balance. They contribute to transit regularity and naturally integrate into a structured diet, providing a gentle and progressive plant diversity.

Its natural tannins give it a gentle astringent action, appreciated for sensitive rabbits or during dietary transitions. They contribute to digestive stability without aggressiveness for a delicate digestive system.

Its natural vitamin C enriches the diet with plant antioxidants, contributing to the rabbit's overall daily vitality.

Its calcium and magnesium contribute to the mineral balance of the diet. Used in small quantities and in rotation with other essential plants, their contributions remain perfectly consistent within a varied botanical routine.

USE

As a supplement to hay and botanical mixes. In small quantities, integrated gradually, in rotation with other essential plants to maintain balanced intakes over time.

GOOD TO KNOW

Plants naturally dried at low temperature, without any treatment, to preserve the integrity of their natural nutrients.

As with hay, slight friability or some residue may be observed depending on the nature of the plant; this is simply a sign of a raw and authentic product, as it exists in nature.

Our raspberry leaves are harvested and bagged by hand. A small piece of stem or a branch with a few thorns may sometimes slip into the bag; this is a sign of artisanal and authentic harvesting. No worries: your rabbit will naturally avoid what it doesn't want, and you can also remove them by hand before serving.

Upon receipt, place your bags in the freezer for 48 hours — a simple and sufficient precaution. As with any untreated raw plant, food moth eggs may occasionally be present. This is a natural phenomenon, with no danger to your rabbit.

If an infestation is observed, do not open the bag and place it directly in the freezer for 48 hours. Your plants will still be perfectly fine to give afterwards. Store in a dry and airy place.

This product is part of a nutritional approach and does not replace the advice of a specialist exotic animal veterinarian.