PLANT HEART

A fibrous and structuring botanical blend, designed to enrich the rabbit's vegetable fiber intake and support regular daily digestion. The ideal base to start a consistent botanical routine.

THE BOTANICAL TRINITY

Three plants, three complementary roles: each selected according to the Bunny Cocoon method.

Plantain Leaves — Functional Plant Naturally rich in fiber and mucilage, plantain is a meadow plant that a rabbit would naturally consume in its environment. Its targeted vegetable fibers enrich and complement hay intake in a consistent and gentle way.

Dandelion Leaves — Balancing Plant One of the most complete plants for rabbits — rich in fiber, minerals, vitamins A and C. It provides a dense and balanced plant base that firmly anchors the composition, while being naturally very popular.

Parsley Stems — Palatability Plant With fresh and naturally attractive aromatic notes. It stimulates the rabbit's interest in the mixture and encourages regular consumption, so that fiber intake is truly integrated into daily life.

USAGE

As a supplement to hay, a small handful per day adapted to the size of your rabbit. This is the foundational blend of the Bunny Cocoon botanical routine, the one to start with before gradually enriching with other blends or essential plants.

250 g — To discover and integrate gradually.

500 g — For regular use or multiple rabbits.

GOOD TO KNOW

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

As with hay, slight crumbling 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.

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

In case of observed hatching, 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.