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.
Gut Health, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, parturient, Anti-Stress.
😋 Gut Health: With a high fiber content, raspberry leaves promote healthy digestion. They help regulate the intestinal transit of animals contributing to better digestive health and preventing common disorders. Raspberry leaves contain tannins that can help to reduce diarrhea and promote normal bowel movements.
☑️ Anti-inflammatory: The leaves may have mild anti-inflammatory properties, which can be beneficial for rabbits, especially those prone to conditions like arthritis.
🍓Antioxidants & Nutritional Value: Raspberry leaves are rich in vitamins and minerals such as vitamins A, B, C, and E, calcium and magnesium, flavonoids, tannins, and phenolic acids which can contribute to overall health and well-being.
🤰Parturient: Female rabbits (does) can benefit from raspberry leaves due to their potential to support uterine health. They are sometimes recommended during pregnancy to help tone the uterus and ease birthing.
🧘♂️Anti-stress: Some sources suggest that raspberry leaves can help reduce stress levels in rabbits, potentially aiding in calming nervous animals.
🐰 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.
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