Alegia Natural Mint Herb 110g

Alegia Natural Mint Herb – a timeless botanical staple for everyday nutrition

Dried mint is one of the best-known and most valued herbs, and it also works perfectly in the diets of herbivorous animals. Alegia Natural Mint Herb consists of carefully dried, hand-selected mint leaves that naturally support digestive health, help relax the gastrointestinal tract and soothe irritation, while providing a range of valuable nutrients.

Mint has a strong wellbeing profile. Its essential oils (mainly menthol), flavonoids and tannins offer antibacterial and anti-inflammatory benefits, supporting the digestive tract. Mint stimulates digestive secretions, aids digestion, improves appetite and helps prevent bloating. Regular use can help maintain healthy bowel function and improve overall comfort.

Mint also contains natural vitamin C and provitamin A, which contribute to immune support. For this reason, it is especially recommended during periods of lowered immunity or as support for digestive upsets.

Why choose Alegia mint herb?

• supports digestion and nutrient absorption,
• helps relieve spasms and offers antibacterial support,
• stimulates appetite and promotes digestive juices,
• provides natural vitamins C and A,
• helps reduce gas in the digestive tract,
• has a pleasant, fresh aroma that encourages feeding.

Mint herb is recommended for:

• rabbits – to support everyday digestion and enrich the diet,
• guinea pigs – as a natural source of vitamin C,
• chinchillas and hamsters – as a treat that supports metabolism,
• degus – as a low-sugar herbal addition,
• herbivorous birds – as an aromatic dietary variety,
• herbivorous reptiles (e.g., tortoises, iguanas) – for natural digestive and immune support.

Feeding instructions: offer as a treat or as an addition to the main feed. Can be mixed with hay. Feed daily in small amounts. Ensure constant access to fresh water.

Ingredients: 100% dried mint herb. Feed material – complementary feed.

Intended for: rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, hamsters, degus, herbivorous birds, herbivorous reptiles.