Parsnip, raw

    Panais pour lapin
    11 Jun

    As parsnip belongs to the same family as the carrot, it is extremely rich and should therefore be given sparingly; as a treat for example, not exceeding one slice 2 to 3 times a week.

    Beyond its caloric content, it is also rich in fiber, vitamin C and potassium; that’s why it should not be totally removed from your rabbit’s plate, especially if he enjoys it (which is usually the case).

    Read our full article on parsnips for rabbits

    Caractéristiques

    Général

    • Energy 58,3 kcal/100g
    • Protein 1,54 g/100g
    • Carbohydrates 10,1 g/100g
    • Lipids 0,4 g/100g
    • Starch - g/100g
    • Fiber 4,7 g/100g
    • Ash 0,99 g/100g

    Calcium

    • Calcium 45,5 mg/100g
    • Phosphorus 82,5 mg/100g
    • Ca/Ph 0.55

    Teneur en eau

    • Water 80,6 g/100g

    Sels minéraux

    • Magnesium 29,5 mg/100g
    • Potassium 505 mg/100g

    Vitamines

    • Vitamin C 11,5 mg/100g
    • Vitamin D 0 µg/100g
    • Vitamin B-6 0,1 mg/100g
    • Vitamin B-12 0 µg/100g
    • Beta-Carotene 0 µg/100g
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