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Carrot greens
Carrot tops are very popular because of their delicious taste!
Carrot greens may have an effect on:
- Digestion: contain fibres that support a healthy intestinal function.
- Urinary system: mildly diuretic, helping to cleanse the kidneys and bladder.
- Immune system: may strengthen the immune system and support healthy skin and coat.
Note: Carrot tops contain a higher calcium level. Rabbits without kidney or bladder problems, and with sufficient exercise, can safely eat carrot tops. In the right amounts, they can have a positive effect on the kidneys and bladder.
Can be eaten by rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, other small rodents, and horses.
Mainly: carrot greens. Occasionally, a blade of grass may be present.
Rich in fibre, contains a higher calcium content.
Did you know that rabbits handle calcium differently?
Rabbits absorb almost all the calcium from their food. The excess is excreted through the kidneys. When too much calcium accumulates in the body, it can lead to bladder sludge or even bladder stones.
However, rabbits do need calcium it’s always a balancing act between not too much and not too little.
Exercise also plays an important role.
Many rabbits with bladder problems develop them not only because of a high calcium intake, but also due to a lack of movement.
So challenge your rabbit regularly:
Hide some treats, scatter their food, let them search, jump, and dig.
That way they stay active and healthy inside and out!
To ensure optimum quality of the herbs, we only pack them as soon as you place your order. Depending on the type of herb, this will be in a paper or plastic bag.
It is very important to keep the herbs sealed in the dark, out of the sun and away from moisture. This in a hygienic environment with a constant temperature.
* Always provide fresh drinking water and unlimited hay ( or grass ).
The above explanation is intended purely as information based on personal experience, books and the internet. It cannot be seen as advice or instructions and is not scientifically supported. We declare that we are not complete and cannot be held responsible for the use of our products.
Each individual is different therefore always build up in small amounts and take care to mix with different herbs.
Herbs are not medicines! In case of illness, always consult your vet. Not all herbs can be used in combination with medicines.
Herbs are natural products so they can always vary in colour, smell, texture and taste. Always check your herbs yourself when you feed them. They remain natural products that grow outdoors, which is why it can always happen that there is something in them that doesn't belong.