€4.30*
Content:
0.1 Kilogramm
(€43.00* / 1 Kilogramm)
No longer available
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Basil seeds
Basil seeds are the seeds of the basil plant, an aromatic herb used in many culinary dishes. These seeds are rich in nutrients and are increasingly used as a food supplement for animals such as rodents and birds.
For rodents such as dwarf hamsters, golden hamsters, teddy hamsters, rats, coloured mice, gerbils, chinchillas and degus:
Basil seeds are a good source of fibre, which can help with digestion. They also contain protein and healthy fats that can contribute to the overall health of these rodents. The seeds contain vitamins such as A, K and C as well as minerals such as iron, calcium and magnesium which are important for their health.
For guinea pigs and rabbits:
Basil seeds can serve as an occasional supplement as they provide some vitamins and minerals. However, they should not be the main source of food. Guinea pigs and rabbits mainly need fresh food, hay, vegetables and sometimes dried herbs to get all the nutrients they need.
For parrots such as budgies, cockatiels, agapornids and sparrows:
Basil seeds can serve as a healthy treat that adds variety to the diet of these birds. They provide some vitamins and minerals, but should not be the main source of food. A balanced diet for parrots should consist of good quality bird food, fresh fruit, vegetables and occasional treats.
For finches such as zebra finches, canaries and diamond finches:
Basil seeds can be used as an occasional addition to the diet of these birds. These seeds provide some nutrients but may not cover all the nutrients required. The main food source for finches should be high quality bird food specifically tailored to their needs.
In summary, basil seeds can be a healthy addition to the diet of rodents and birds as long as they are given in appropriate amounts and in conjunction with a balanced diet. It is important to note that these seeds are not sole food sources and may not provide the necessary nutrients in sufficient quantities. If in doubt, it is advisable to consult a veterinarian or animal nutritionist to ensure that the animals' needs are met.
Product number:
30013.1
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