GreenBunny PipiFein

Supplementary feed (liquid) for rabbitsNutritional support for the self-cleaning mechanism of the bronchiThe mucus-forming ingredients of GreenBunny HalsFein form a protective layer over the affected airways and support the body's own defense mechanisms. At the same time, the urge to cough is soothed and reduced. In addition, the essential oils contained in the herbs and the pure honey gently loosen stubborn mucus, making it more difficult for pathogenic bacteria to settle there and thus facilitating the natural process of coughing.The honey also stimulates the appetite and provides the animal with energy. GreenBunny HalsFein is tolerated by animals of all ages and, due to its high level of acceptance, can be easily mixed into food.Composition: Blossom honey 15%, elderberry juice, thyme leaves and blossoms, fennel seeds, linden blossoms, aniseed, sage leaves, ribwort plantain leaves, primrose blossoms, licorice roots, eucalyptus leaves, lungwort.Additives/kg: Preservative: Lactic acid* (1a270) 9.5 g. Flavorings: Ethanol (2b02078) 58.1 g.*The simultaneous use of different organic acids or their salts is contraindicated if the maximum permissible content for one or more of them is reached or nearly reached.Analytical constituents: Crude protein 0.3%, crude fat 0.2%, crude fiber 0.5%, crude ash 0.4%, moisture 85%.Feeding recommendation: Shake before use. For at least 14 days, add 1-3 ml/L of drinking water daily or 2-5 drops/50 ml of drinking water daily. 10 drops correspond to approximately 0.3 ml.

Supplementary feed (powder) for rabbitsFor intestinal cleansing - for needs-based supplementation in cases of diet-related digestive disorders and intestinal problems.The tannins contained in tree bark can contribute to a superficial thickening of the intestinal mucosa, forming a protective layer in the intestine. This prevents increased water loss. The intestinal contents become less liquid, and the resulting protective layer makes it more difficult for bacteria, toxins, or irritants to penetrate.A natural diet should be based on the diet of wild animals. Observations of various wild animal species have shown that tree and shrub bark also forms a regular part of their diet.The tree parts contained in GreenBunny KöttelFein are very rich in minerals and trace elements. They contain fiber-rich structures, as well as valuable nutrients. This improves the absorption of nutrients and vital substances in the intestines. In addition, the B vitamins, trace elements, and essential amino acids contained support intestinal health and thus the non-specific immune system.Composition: Brewer's yeast cell walls (MOS), willow bark, elm bark, coriander seedsAdditives/kg: Technological additives: Bentonite (1m558i) 335 g. Sensory additives: Oregano oil 4.5 g.The total amount of bentonite must not exceed the maximum permitted level in complete feed of 20,000 mg/kg of complete feed.Analytical constituents: Crude protein 10.2%, crude fat 2.0%, crude fiber 4.9%, crude ash 35.2%, ash insoluble in hydrochloric acid 29.0%, calcium 0.77%, phosphorus 0.17%Feeding recommendation: Add 1 pinch to the feed once daily for at least 14 days.The simultaneous oral administration of macrolides should be avoided.

Supplementary feed (powder) for rabbitsSoothing, natural tea blend to support the immune system during times of increased nutrient requirementsHerbal teas have a long tradition worldwide; they have been prepared for thousands of years. Blending tea plants is an art, so you should use tried-and-tested blends. Rabbits generally respond well to teas. They are readily consumed both on their own and as a feed supplement. The tea preparation makes the ingredients highly available. Herbal teas should be given for 2-4 weeks.Composition: Mallow blossoms, ribwort plantain leaves, horsetail herb, elderflowers, linden blossoms, thyme, fennel seeds.Analytical constituents: Crude protein 11.2%, crude fat 4.3%, crude fiber 17.8%, crude ash 13.3%, ash insoluble in hydrochloric acid 4.5%.Feeding recommendation: Pour 125 ml of boiling water over 1 teaspoon of the tea mixture, let it steep for 15 minutes, and strain. You can offer the tea undiluted next to drinking water or add it to food. The tea will keep in the refrigerator for 1-2 days.