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Fresh Rabbit Herbs – Living Herbs and Plants for Rabbits
The botanical name Chlorophytum is derived from the Greek terms chloros = yellowish green and phyton = plant. The green lily is not only a beautiful houseplant, but also popular with cats and rodents because of its sturdy leaves. Even birds and terrarium
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The vitamin plant, also called turtle plant, is a tasty and healthy addition to the daily menu of your rodent and rabbit! This plant is also extremely suitable as decoration of the enclosure and especially as food enrichment.
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Delicious fresh chamomile for rodents and rabbits. Rodents also regularly encounter chamomile in the wild and enjoy the natural taste that the plant has to offer.
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This delicious BIO cat grass is finer than normal cat grass and can be eaten by rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, turtles, reptiles, cats, ornamental birds. The cat grass is a tasty and healthy addition to the daily menu!
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The Plantain is a robust native meadow plant and a valuable plant for rodents, birds, turtles and reptiles.
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The delicious scent of this plant almost reminds you of a lemon ice cream! The name "melissa" is derived from the Greek word for the honeybee (Melitta).
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Delicious fresh Dandelion is very much enjoyed by rodents and rabbits. The dandelion is part of the natural diet of many rodents as it is also eaten in the wild.
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The aroma alone of the Thyme herb plant does the respiratory tract of humans and animals good. The delicious thyme scent smells refreshing.
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The compactly growing blood sorrel 'Little Red Pixie' is also very beautiful to look at because of the red vein. For the sorrel, a special diet applies. The smaller the rodent, the smaller the portion should be. Place the plant in the enclosure for short
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The Wild Strawberry is native to all of Europe and Northern Asia. In nature it grows preferably in light deciduous and coniferous forests. It is a herbaceous, perennial and evergreen plant, usually 5 to 25 cm high and therefore smaller than the normal str
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Delicious BIO cat grass for rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, turtles, reptiles, cats, ornamental birds. The cat grass is a tasty and healthy addition to the daily menu of your rodent!
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Let your rodents and rabbits enjoy the fresh taste of our Fresh Bio Brunel Plant! With its delicious earthy aroma, this plant brings a touch of natural splendor to the home of your beloved pets. The name "Brunel" conjures up images of lush meadows and sun
Read moreFresh rabbit herbs – live plants for foraging, variety & enrichment
Fresh herbs are a great way to encourage your rabbit to eat and forage naturally . In the wild, rabbits nibble on fresh plants, herbs, and leaves all day long. With fresh herbs for rabbits, you add variety in aroma, flavor, and texture , and turn mealtime into a foraging experience. Always use fresh herbs as a supplement to the basics: unlimited hay , clean drinking water, and a suitable portion of rabbit food . Specialist since 2011 .
Variety in smell/taste/structure, in addition to hay and basic feed.
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What are fresh rabbit herbs?
Fresh rabbit herbs are living herbs and plants that are suitable for (judiciously) supplemental feeding. Think of plants like plantain, dandelion, lemon balm, thyme, chamomile, spider plant, and cat grass. You can offer them as individual tufts or, depending on your accommodation, temporarily place them as "snack plants" so your rabbit can nibble on them.
How do you give fresh herbs?
✔ Start small and build up slowly: every rabbit reacts differently.
✔ Preferably give as a supplement to hay and rabbit food .
✔ Alternate types for variation in scent, taste and texture.
✔ Make it fun: hide small tufts in a foraging area or among hay.
Seasonal availability
Fresh herbs are often (partly) seasonal . Not every plant is equally strong or available year-round. When fresh herbs are available, they are offered as fresh as possible and come from growers who cultivate them for human consumption.
Checklist – how to add fresh herbs smartly
✔ The basis remains: unlimited hay + measured rabbit food .
✔ Start with a small piece and observe.
✔ Rotate species; make it a foraging moment.
✔ If desired, combine with dried herbs for extra variety.
Safety
Always introduce fresh herbs gradually. Remove any plants or leaf debris that gets wet or ends up in the litter box. Don't give plants whose origin or suitability you're unsure of. If you have any doubts about appetite, behavior, or stool quality, contact a veterinarian.
FAQ
Are fresh herbs better than dried herbs?
They're mainly different: fresh offers a different aroma and experience. Dried is easy to measure and keeps longer. Alternating often works best.
How often can I give fresh herbs?
That depends on your rabbit and the rest of the diet. Start small, build up gradually, and keep it supplementary.
What is always the most important on the menu?
Unlimited hay , supplemented with suitable rabbit food and clean drinking water.
✔ Living plants for foraging and variety
✔ Always as a supplement to hay and basic feed
✔ Specialist since 2011
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