Alegia Jerusalem Artichoke Shoots 80g

Alegia Natural Jerusalem Artichoke Shoots – a functional treat and a healthy daily routine

Alegia Jerusalem Artichoke Shoots are a natural treat created for the diets of rodents and rabbits, including degus, chinchillas, guinea pigs, hamsters and rats, as well as parrots. These delicate dried shoots of the plant also known as tuberous sunflower are not only palatable, but also provide valuable wellbeing support.

The shoots provide naturally occurring vitamins (C, B1, B2, B6), minerals (calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphorus) and inulin – a natural prebiotic that supports a healthy gut microbiome. Regular feeding supports digestion and overall gastrointestinal condition.

Jerusalem artichoke shoots:

• support healthy blood glucose and cholesterol balance,
• support metabolism,
• support immune function,
• help with natural tooth wear in rodents and rabbits,
• for birds such as parrots, satisfy the need to chew and peck while supporting beak health,
• provide valuable vitamins and trace elements.

With a high dietary fibre content, the shoots stimulate intestinal motility, helping regulate digestion and reduce the risk of digestive stasis. They also encourage intensive chewing, supporting oral hygiene and helping limit tooth overgrowth.

No artificial flavours, preservatives or colourants. Naturally dried and hand-packed to preserve aroma, texture and nutritional value.

Why choose Alegia Jerusalem artichoke shoots?

• a great alternative to standard treats,
• supports digestive health and immunity,
• helps keep teeth and beaks in good condition,
• contains naturally occurring prebiotics,
• ideal for species that benefit from an easy-to-digest diet (e.g., degus),
• hand-packed and free from additives.

Feeding instructions: offer 1–5 shoots per day as a treat, depending on animal size. Ensure constant access to fresh water.

Ingredients: Jerusalem artichoke shoots. Feed material – complementary feed.

Intended for: rabbits, rodents (chinchillas, degus, hamsters, rats, guinea pigs), parrots.