DANDELION LEAVES

An essential plant naturally enjoyed by rabbits, to consistently and deliciously enrich their botanical routine. One of the most recognized and suitable plants for rabbit diets.

ITS BENEFITS

Dandelion is a plant naturally rich in dietary fiber, vitamin A, vitamin C, calcium, potassium, and iron.

Its dietary fiber enriches and supplements hay intake, contributing to regular transit and consistent daily nutrition. It is one of the plants most naturally suited to rabbits, being part of their natural environment and fully compatible with their digestive system.

Its vitamin A contributes to the overall nutritional balance of the diet, providing an essential natural antioxidant in raw plant form.

Its vitamin C enriches the diet with natural plant antioxidants, in addition to other plants in the routine.

Its potassium and iron contribute to the overall mineral balance of the diet, providing essential minerals in a natural and assimilable form.

Its calcium contributes to the mineral balance of the diet; when used in small quantities and in rotation with other essential plants, its contribution remains perfectly consistent within a varied botanical routine.

Its good natural palatability makes it a plant particularly well accepted by rabbits, facilitating its integration into their daily routine.

USAGE

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

GOOD TO KNOW

Plants naturally dried at low temperatures, without any treatment, to preserve all their natural nutrients.

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

Upon receipt, place your sachets 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 hatching is observed, do not open the sachet and place it directly in the freezer for 48 hours. Your plants will still be perfectly safe 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 specialized exotic animal veterinarian.