Fennel

For Cats – While they can eat the leaves, stem, and seeds, they do not gain the benefits of fennel to the same extent dogs… Read More »Is Fennel Good For Cats?

While I love cooking with fennel in soups and stews, shaved raw salads, and as a standalone vegetable, juicing highlights it lightly licorice flavor. Instead… Read More »Can You Juice Fennel Stalks?

In conclusion, fennel is a great treat option for bunnies with a sweet tooth. It is easy on the stomach, rich in antioxidants, and contains… Read More »Can Rabbit Eat Fennel Leaves?

You can store herbs in sealed jars and give a varied selection of the following: Alfalfa, cabbage, chia, clover, dill, fennel, fenugreek, kale, mustard (yellow,… Read More »Is Fennel Safe For Budgies?

The vegetable is native to the Mediterranean and is eaten both raw and cooked in a variety of cuisines, most famously Italian food. Does fennel… Read More »Is Fennel Native To Italy?

Fennel has a definite licorice scent but no purple spots on the stalks; poison hemlock does not smell of licorice and does have purple blotches.… Read More »How Can You Tell Hemlock From Fennel?

For example, Italians often eat fennel raw at the end of a meal, saying it helps with digestion and cleansing. If you do a quick… Read More »Why Do Italians Eat Fennel?

Estragole, a key element in fennel, has been identified as a potential carcinogen, so individuals with cancer, or at a high-risk for the disease, are… Read More »Are Fennel Seeds Carcinogenic?

Fennel. Fennel’s bright yellow flowerheads are rich in nectar and pollen – food for mining bees, yellow-faced bees, bumblebees and honeybees. What herbs do bees… Read More »Do Bees Like Fennel?

Fennel is something you may never have thought of feeding to your guinea pig. In fact although most bulbs are not safe for guinea pigs… Read More »Can Guinea Pigs Eat Fennel?