€1.70*
Content:
0.1 Kilogramm
(€17.00* / 1 Kilogramm)
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Lamb's lettuce seed
Lamb's lettuce seeds are seeds from lamb's lettuce, an edible plant also known as rapunzel or nut lettuce. Lamb's lettuce is a nutrient-rich plant that can be a healthy addition to the diet of many rodents and birds.
Minerals, vitamins and nutrients in lamb's lettuce seeds:
Vitamins: Lamb's lettuce is rich in vitamin C, which is important for the immune system. It also contains vitamin A, which is good for the eyes, and some B vitamins.
Minerals:
Minerals in lamb's lettuce include calcium, iron, magnesium and potassium. These minerals are crucial for bone, blood and muscle health.
Dietary fibre:
Lamb's lettuce contains fibre, which can aid digestion.
Antioxidants:
This lettuce also contains antioxidants that can help reduce cell damage.
Importance in the diet of rodents and birds:
Dwarf hamsters, golden hamsters and teddy hamsters:
Field lettuce seeds can occasionally be offered as part of a balanced diet for hamsters. However, they should only form a small part of the diet.
Rats, coloured mice and gerbils:
These rodents can eat field salad seeds in moderation. However, they should be combined with other foods to ensure that the diet is balanced.
Chinchillas and degus:
Lamb's lettuce seeds can be given occasionally as a treat, but should not be the main source of food. Chinchillas and degus have special dietary requirements.
Guinea pigs and rabbits:
Lamb's lettuce seeds are a good source of vitamin C, which is essential for guinea pigs and rabbits. They can be offered as part of a varied diet.
Parrots and parakeets (budgerigars, cockatiels, agapornids, sparrow parrots):
These birds can enjoy field lettuce seeds in moderation as they require a variety of foods in their diet.
Finches (zebra finches, canaries, amadiums): Field lettuce seeds can be offered occasionally as a treat, but should not be the main food source. Finches have specific dietary requirements, including special grain mixtures.
Overall, field lettuce seeds can be a healthy addition to the diet of rodents and birds, but should always be offered in moderation. It is important to ensure that the animals' main diet contains all the necessary nutrients and that field salad seeds only form a small part of their diet. Also note that individual animal needs may vary.
Product number:
30047.1
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