Greater plantain

Dried Greater Plantain for Rabbits

Raw Material for Animal Feed

Greater plantain is a 100% natural food supplement, carefully dried to preserve all its nutritional values. Perfect for a healthy snack that will delight your rabbits. You can hand-feed it, giving you the opportunity to share a special moment with your rabbit, or mix it with their hay. Greater plantain grows mainly from spring to fall, but once dried, it is available year-round to your rabbits’ delight! There are many types of plantain, but these are the most popular with our furry friends:

• Greater plantain (Plantago major) : This is the most common, with its large, bright green leaves full of nutrients.
• Ribwort plantain (Plantago lanceolata) : With its narrower leaves, it is also perfect for rabbits.
• Medium plantain (Plantago media) : A little less well-known, but it offers the same benefits. The Benefits of Plantain for Your Rabbit

Plantain is not only delicious, it’s also excellent for your rabbit’s health :

• Superb digestion : Rich in fiber, it helps your rabbit digest well and prevents minor intestinal problems.
• A soothing effect : Plantain is known for its anti-inflammatory and healing properties, ideal for calming irritations, particularly in the urinary tract.
• A boost for the immune system : With its dose of vitamins C and K, plantain supports your rabbit’s natural defenses.

Store them in a dry place away from light to maintain the product’s high quality.

Composition : Plantain

Analytical composition per 100g :

• Crude protein : approximately 15%
• Crude fiber : approximately 25%
• Crude fat : approximately 2 to 3%
• Crude ash : approximately 10 to 12%
• Calcium : approximately 1.5 to 2%
• Phosphorus : approximately 0.3%

Net weight : 150g

Origin : Germany and packaged in France by Rabbits World

Brand : Rabbits World

Suitable animals : Rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, hamsters, and rats

Rabbits World Nutriscore : This dried grass can be given frequently to your rabbit. It’s perfect for adding a little flavor to their hay, or even to their green ration! Because it has a high calcium content, care should be taken not to give it in excessive quantities to rabbits prone to stones (2-3 times per week)