Table 6. Blood mineral profile in relation to the dietary treatments and sampling time.

Item	Group			SEM	P-value
	C	T1	T2		G	T	G × T
Calcium (mmol/l)
D0	3.08	3.25	3.25	0.115	ns	ns	ns
D30	3.01	3.15	2.38	0.181
D60	2.95	3.03	3.03	0.036
D90	3.02	3.07	2.98	0.057
Magnesium (mmol/l)
D0	1.39	1.20	1.16	0.039	ns	ns	ns
D30	1.24	1.09	1.11	0.040
D60	1.25	1.08	1.20	0.063
D90	1.28	1.02	1.21	0.096
Phosphorus (mmol/l)
D0	1.74	1.64	1.91	0.311	ns	ns	ns
D30	1.63	1.74	1.87	0.364
D60	1.48	1.31	2.52	0.694
D90	1.44	1.23	1.31	0.112
Sodium (mmol/l)
D0	137.80	141.60	137.60	0.753	ns	ns	ns
D30	137.10	137.50	141.60	0.958
D60	145.80	143.90	150.10	0.746
D90	140.40	137.10	139.50	0.751
Potassium (mmol/l)
D0	4.40	4.36	3.96	0.202	< 0.05	ns	ns
D30	4.321	4.381	3.782	0.105
D60	4.55	4.26	4.33	0.047
D90	4.04	3.95	3.94	0.132
Chlorides (mmol/l)
D0	111.30	109.20	109.50	0.602	ns	ns	ns
D30	109.70	109.20	109.60	0.707
D60	116.90	114.80	112.50	0.613
D90	111.00	109.30	109.80	0.593

^1,2Within the same row, means with different numbers differ significantly (P < 0.05)

C = rabbits fed by commercial feed; G = fixed effect of the dietary supplementation; G × T = interaction of the dietary supplementation × time; ns = not significant; T = fixed effect of time; T1 = rabbits fed by feed supplemented with 0.3% of an algae-polyphenolic extract mixture; T2 = rabbits fed by feed supplemented with 0.6% of an algae-polyphenolic extract mixture