Birch leaves

Dehydrated birch leaves for rabbits – Les cueillettes de Rabbits

“Les cueillettes de Rabbits” is the result of painstaking research to find plants with exceptional qualities that are beneficial and healthy for our rabbits. We found these rare pearls with a cooperative of French gatherers who are passionate about their work and who practise responsible, environmentally-friendly picking! We fell in love! All these plants are organic, pesticide-free and of exceptional quality, and were originally intended for human use in herbal teas, cosmetics and phytotherapy. Now they’re also available for our rabbits, who deserve the very best!

With “Les cueillettes de Rabbits”, you can diversify your rabbits’ diet. Dehydrated birch leaves are a delicious, healthy and natural treat. Sprinkle them on your rabbits’ hay to add a touch of pleasure to their diet. Our organically grown birch leaves are guaranteed free from pesticides and chemicals, for the well-being of your long-eared companions and yours too if you feel like it! 🙂 Birch leaves can be infused to make teas or herbal teas.

Why will your rabbits be wiggling their tassels?

• French origin 🇫🇷 : birch leaves are carefully picked by French pickers in the unspoilt regions of France.
• Organic farming 🌿: certified organic, our birch leaves are picked with respect for the environment and the strictest quality standards.
• Stimulates the appetite 😋: your rabbits will love the sweet, slightly herbaceous and bitter taste. They may also have subtle notes of mint
• Source of fibre 🌱: contributes to healthy digestion by providing essential fibre.
• Natural entertainment 🐰: offer your rabbits an enriching taste and sensory experience by sprinkling a few birch leaves on their hay.

Find out a little more about birch leaves: Birch leaves, also known by the scientific name Betula, are the leaves of the birch tree. Birch trees grow mainly in temperate regions of the northern hemisphere. They are widespread in Europe, Asia, North America and parts of South America. Birches have a long history of use in traditional cultures for their medicinal properties. Their leaves, bark and sap have been used for centuries to treat a variety of ailments. Birch leaves are rich in bioactive compounds such as flavonoids, tannins, phenolic acids and vitamins, giving them a number of health benefits. They are often used as a natural diuretic, helping to stimulate urine production and promote the elimination of toxins from the body. In addition, birch leaves have anti-inflammatory, antioxidant and antimicrobial properties, making them a natural remedy for relieving inflammation, boosting the immune system and treating infections. They are generally oval to triangular in shape, with serrated edges. The leaves are green in spring and summer, turning yellow and red in autumn before dropping off in winter. They are generally thin and flexible, with a smooth texture on top and distinct veins on the underside. Birch leaves are often used in traditional medicine in the form of infusions, decoctions or liquid extracts. They can be used to treat a variety of ailments, including urinary tract infections, inflammatory disorders, digestive problems and skin conditions.

Raw material for animal feed

Composition : 100% natural dehydrated birch leaves from organic farming.

Net weight: 40g

Rabbit advice: Sprinkle a few dehydrated organic birch leaves on your rabbits’ hay. Do not overfeed to avoid dietary imbalance. See our Rabbits World nutri-score. Always make sure your rabbits have plenty of fresh water 💦

Storage instructions: store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Nutritional values per 100g:

• Carbohydrates: approx. 45.1 g
• Dietary fibre: approx. 22.1 g
• Protein: approx. 5.9 g
• Fat: approx. 2.6 g
• Calcium: approx. 236 mg

Quality commitment: with “Les cueillettes de Rabbits”, we are committed to offering high-quality products for the well-being of your pooches. We work in partnership with passionate French gatherers to guarantee you the highest quality organic birch leaves, grown in France 🇫🇷 with respect for nature and your rabbit.