Tonic, Blood purifying, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, anti-rheumatic.
Known for its curative powers and loved by bunnies. Dandelion is good for many things and can be used on rabbits for general well being, preventing osteoporosis (for the senior bunnies), bladder infections, lactating, liver problems, swelling, tonsillitis, warts, and pneumonia.
⭐ Dandelions are high in nutrients:
Vitamin A (supports vision, immune function, and skin health)
Vitamin K (aids blood clotting and bone health)
Calcium, Iron, and Potassium (supports bone strength and muscle function)
⭐ Antioxidants (help combat oxidative stress)
⭐ Digestive Health – The high fiber content promotes healthy gut motility and prevents GI stasis.
⭐ Natural Diuretic – Helps support kidney and urinary tract health by promoting hydration and flushing out excess calcium (good for preventing bladder sludge).
⭐ Low in Oxalates – Unlike some leafy greens (e.g., spinach), dandelion leaves are low in oxalates, reducing the risk of kidney stones.
⭐ Encourages Foraging Behavior – Fresh dandelion leaves provide mental stimulation and mimic natural grazing habits.
Botanical Name: Taraxacum Officinale
Weight (appx): 35g + 35g
Store in cool, dry place & airtight container
-How to Use:-
1. Mix with pellets
2. Hide in main hay diet. Pawfect to promote natural foraging behaviour.
3. Handfeed as snack (bonding time with your bunny!)
_Important:
1. Gradual Introduction: Wheatgrass is a nutritious supplement, but like any new food, it should be introduced slowly to avoid digestive upset. Start with a small amount (a few blades) and monitor your rabbit for 24 hours.
2. Watch for Reactions: Some rabbits may have sensitive stomachs. If you notice soft stools, bloating, or lack of appetite, discontinue feeding and consult a veterinarian.
3. Not a Replacement: A healthy rabbit diet should be 80% hay, and you should never replace a rabbit’s primary diet of hay, fresh water, and balanced pellets. It is a treat or supplement, not a staple food.
4. Consult Your Vet: If your rabbit has pre-existing health conditions, check with a vet before adding new foods to their diet.
5. Not intended for rabbits under 6 months._
SKU: OH2024029
