Carrot, raw

    carotte et fanes pour lapin
    11 Jun

    The carrot is certainly the food most symbolically associated with the rabbit!
    However, it should not be given as a regular food.
    Root and tops are edible and, while the root should be given rarely because of its nutritional richness and high sugar content, it should be given rarely, as a treat.

    The tops, which are generally very appreciated, should be limited to a reasonable amount due to their high calcium content.

    Learn more about carrots by reading our article on carrots for rabbits

    Caractéristiques

    Général

    • Energy 40,2 kcal/100g
    • Protein 0,63 g/100g
    • Carbohydrates 7,59 g/100g
    • Lipids < 0,5 g/100g
    • Starch 0,4 g/100g
    • Fiber 2,7 g/100g
    • Ash 0,72 g/100g

    Calcium

    • Calcium 25 mg/100g
    • Phosphorus 22 mg/100g
    • Ca/Ph 1.14

    Teneur en eau

    • Water 88,1 g/100g

    Sels minéraux

    • Magnesium 10 mg/100g
    • Potassium 230 mg/100g

    Vitamines

    • Vitamin C 2,05 mg/100g
    • Vitamin D 0 µg/100g
    • Vitamin B-6 0,093 mg/100g
    • Vitamin B-12 0 µg/100g
    • Beta-Carotene 8290 µg/100g
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