Lime leaves

Dehydrated lime leaves for rabbits

Linden leaves are a delicious, crunchy, healthy and natural treat. Sprinkle them on your rabbits’ hay to add a touch of soothing pleasure. The calcium found in moderate quantities in lime leaves can contribute to the recommended daily intake of this mineral (important for rabbits’ dental and digestive health).

Why will your rabbits wag their tassels ?

• Stimulates the appetite 😋 : your rabbits will love its mild, floral taste, with slightly sweet notes.
• 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 lime leaves on your rabbits’ hay.

Find out a little more about lime: The lime tree, also known as Tilia, is native to temperate regions of the northern hemisphere. It is widespread in Europe, Asia and North America, where it grows in forests, parks and wooded areas. Linden is an ancient plant that has been used for centuries for its many beneficial properties. It has a long history of use in traditional medicine and cooking. Lime leaves are generally heart-shaped, with serrated edges. They are green on top and paler underneath. The leaves are used to make infusions or decoctions for their calming and soothing properties. Lime blossoms are small white or yellow flowers in hanging clusters. They are highly fragrant and are harvested to make herbal teas and infusions. Linden is known for its many health benefits. Lime blossom infusions are traditionally used to promote relaxation, relieve stress, anxiety and insomnia, and relieve cold and flu symptoms

The leaves can also be used for their anti-inflammatory and diuretic properties. Linden flowers are generally harvested in early summer, when the blossoms are in full bloom. The leaves can be harvested throughout the growing season, generally from spring to autumn.

Raw material for animal feed

Composition : dehydrated leaves, 100% natural, guaranteed without added sugars, additives or preservatives.

Nutritional composition per 100g :

• Carbohydrates: approx. 45.1 g
• Dietary fibre: approx. 33.2 g
• Protein: approx. 7.5 g
• Fat: approx. 1.7 g
• Calcium: approx. 620 mg

Net weight : 150g

Origin : Germany and packaged in France by Rabbits World

Brand : Rabbits World

Animals concerned : rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, hamsters, rats and mice

Rabbits World Nutriscore : Linden leaves can be given to your rabbits quite frequently. There’s nothing like adding a little flavour to their hay, or even to their green ration! As they contain a high level of calcium, care should be taken not to give too much to rabbits prone to stones (2-3 times a week). Do not overfeed to avoid dietary imbalance. See our Rabbits World nutri-score. Always make sure your rabbits have plenty of fresh water available 💦

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