Green Tea

Green tea comes from the leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant and is primarily grown in countries such as China, Japan, and Taiwan. Unlike black tea, the leaves of green tea are not fermented, allowing them to retain their green color and natural antioxidants. Traditionally, green tea is consumed in many cultures for its refreshing taste and the social aspects of tea drinking.

In the world of animal feed, green tea is sometimes added to the diets of dogs, chickens, and horses. For dogs, it can aid digestion and contribute to a healthy coat. For chickens, green tea is sometimes used as a natural means to support immunity. For horses, it can be a source of antioxidants, potentially contributing to their overall well-being.

The use of green tea in animal nutrition is a relatively new trend, and while it offers potential benefits, it is important to seek veterinary advice before adding new ingredients to the diets of pets or farm animals.