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Scientific studies demonstrate that the maintenance of a healthy digestive system in rabbits depends on the content of lignocellulose (ADF) in the feed, particularly during the weaning phase. The crude fibre contained in the fattening feed for rabbits ensures faster intestinal passage and slows down the proliferation time of harmful micro-organisms within the digestive system.
Thanks to their peculiar digestive system, rabbits are able to utilise high amounts of vegetable feeds that are actually barely digestible. Fermentation within the blind intestine allows feed with a low concentration of nutrients and high crude fibre content to be used as a source of energy. Therefore, if provided with sufficient lignocellulose, rabbits are able to utilise the digestible fibres in the feed very efficiently as energy for growth.
JELU is an internationally renowned manufacturer of products made from natural fibres such as cellulose, food fibrer and raw fibre concentrates. Using innovative techniques, we process renewable resources to obtain functional and versatile natural fibres. Our fibres, being fully vegetal, improve the characteristics and the production process of modern products in numerous applications. We deliver our products to enterprises all over the world operating in the food industry, the technical industry and in animal breeding.
We are a mid-sized company that has been managed by the Ehrler family for more than two generations. The key factor to our success is continuous improvement and development of our product range. Numerous certificates both for our raw materials and our products assure our outstanding quality. Market analyses and close customer relationships guarantee that our service and our products are tailored to the needs of our customers.
JELU is an independent, mid-sized, family-run business. Our production and storage facilities are located on our eight hectare site in Southern Germany.
