Premium Human Grade | USDA Approved | Certified Organic by QAI
Our premium line of Organic Herbs, specially curated for both human and rabbit consumption! These high-quality, human-grade herbs are perfect for brewing a soothing tea, enhancing your culinary creations, or serving as a delightful hay or pellet topper for your furry friends. Hand-feed them to your rabbits to foster bonding and create a truly special moment. They are truly versatile, inexpensive, healthy and nutritious choice.
Did you know that hibiscus isn’t just a beautiful flower, but it’s also a powerhouse of medicinal and health benefits for our furry friends? Incorporating hibiscus into your rabbit’s diet can not only add a burst of flavor but also provide a myriad of health benefits.
💖 Heart Health: Hibiscus is known to help regulate blood pressure and cholesterol levels, which can contribute to a healthier heart for your rabbit.
☑️ Anti-inflammatory: The antioxidants found in hibiscus can help reduce inflammation and soothe any discomfort your rabbit may be experiencing.
💪 Immune Boost: Packed with Vitamin C and other immune-boosting nutrients, hibiscus can help strengthen your rabbit’s immune system, keeping them healthy and resilient.
💦Urinary Tract Support: Hibiscus has diuretic properties that can aid in flushing out toxins from your rabbit’s urinary system, promoting urinary tract health.
🍓Rich in Minerals: Hibiscus is a good source of essential minerals like iron, calcium, and magnesium, which are vital for maintaining strong bones and overall well-being in rabbits.
🐰 Natural Foraging: Rabbits enjoy foraging for food, incorporating organic herbs into your rabbit’s diet provides them with an opportunity for natural behavior, stimulating mental and physical activity and promoting environmental enrichment.
How to Use:
1. Mix with pellets
2. Sprinkle on top of hay or veggies. Pawfect to promote natural foraging behaviour.
3. Make tea – pour 1 cup of boiling water over 1 teaspoon of herb. Steep for 10 minutes. Serve tea After tea is cooled.
Note:
– Herbal remedies are not a substitute for medical care or replace your vet’s advice. If you suspect your bunny is unwell, visit your vet and get a proper diagnosis asap.
– When introducing any new food to a rabbit, start with small amounts and observe their reaction. This gradual approach helps prevent digestive upset.
– Store herbs in airtight container and keep in freezer for extra freshness.
Curated Bunny Collection
USDA Approved | Certified Organic by QAI
Flat fee $5.00 door to door courier
FREE SHIPPING for orders >$80.00
Aftersale Support Secure Payments
Realtime Courier Tracking
