Merlin&Cie dried lemon balm, also known as Melissa officinalis because of its naturally lemony scent, is an aromatic plant-based treat for rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas and degus.
Harvested, dried at low temperature and packed in Auvergne, it naturally helps to add variety to the diet of small herbivores, alongside hay and a balanced diet.
Merlin&Cie dried lemon balm is an aromatic plant-based treat for rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas and degus. Also known as Melissa officinalis, it is appreciated for its gentle, slightly lemony leafy scent, which helps bring variety to the diet of small herbivores.
This dried plant can be offered alongside hay, mixed into a handful of hay, placed in a foraging mat or given directly by hand. Its light texture and natural aroma make it an interesting little plant-based treat to enrich foraging time and offer a simple, natural tasting moment with nothing unnecessary.
Merlin&Cie lemon balm is harvested, dried at low temperature and packed in Auvergne. This artisan preparation helps preserve a recognisable, naturally fragrant plant, suitable for measured feeding to rabbits and small herbivores.
Dried lemon balm should remain a plant-based treat or complementary food. It does not replace hay, which must remain the basis of the diet for rabbits and small herbivores.
Lemon balm is an aromatic plant known for its gentle, lemony scent. In the diet of small herbivores, it can be used to occasionally enrich meals, add a new leafy aroma and make hay more appealing.
At Merlin&Cie, it is offered in a simple form: a dried plant, with no unnecessary mix, carefully prepared to preserve its natural character. It fits easily into a rotation of dried plants, alongside other botanicals such as plantain, dandelion, bramble leaves or raspberry leaves.
Dried lemon balm can be given by hand, mixed with hay or hidden in a suitable foraging toy. Its gentle leafy scent can encourage a rabbit or small herbivore to search, sort and nibble, while enjoying a natural tasting moment.
As with any new dried plant, it is recommended to introduce it gradually, in small quantities, so that you can observe your pet’s tolerance.
Offer alongside hay and a balanced diet. Does not replace hay. Introduce gradually.
100% dried lemon balm.
Crude fibre: 12.3% — Crude protein: 15.5% — Crude fat: 3.2% — Crude ash: 10.5%* — Moisture: 10%**
* Crude ash corresponds to the minerals naturally present in the plant.
** Estimated moisture for a brittle dried plant.
Available in 15, 50 and 100 g pouches.
Store in a dry, cool place away from light. Close the pouch tightly after opening to preserve the quality, texture and natural aroma of the dried lemon balm.
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