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Kelp for DogsKelp for dogs is extremely nutritious and a rich source of minerals and vitamins. Supplementing your dog with kelp every day can keep your
dog happy and healthy!
Kelp is the most nutritious of all sea vegetables. It is rich in minerals and trace elements and has a nourishing and tonic effect on all of the body's systems.
Kelp contains over 60 minerals and trace elements, 21 amino acids, simple and complex carbohydrates and several essential plant growth hormones.
In particular, kelp is a rich natural source of iodine, making it an excellent supplement to support and maintain a strong glandular system, especially for the
pituitary, adrenal and thyroid glands. With properly functioning glands, optimal metabolism is easier to achieve.
For many years, the Japanese and the Chinese have been eating kelp and other seaweeds and it is said that one contributing factor to the longevity of Japanese people
is the frequent consumption of kelp and other seaweeds.
In view of its rich nutrients, recently many holistic vets are also promoting the beneficial effects of kelp for dogs.
Kelp for Dogs - Health BenefitsKelp supplies a natural source of minerals to a dog's body and minerals are essential in every aspect of a dog's health. In particular, it has been found that supplementing a dog's diet with kelp can bring about the following health benefits:
Kelp for Dogs - SafetyNot all seaweeds are the same. Avoid getting kelp or other seaweeds harvested along U.S. shorelines because such seaweeds might be contaminated by industrial pollution. Deep ocean kelp is considered clean and safe. Norwegian kelp is considered to be special and of the highest quality due to the environment in which the kelp grows. The Norwegian coast is where fresh arctic ocean water meets mineral-rich glacial freshwater run-off, which combine to create the optimal conditions for kelp to thrive. Kelp is generally safe for dogs if fed appropriate amount. The easiest way to supplement kelp is to get a natural kelp product in powdered form and follow the feeding and dosage instructions on the product label.
Related Topic Natural Supplements for Dogs References R. Kidd, Dr. Kidd's Guide to Herbal Dog Care (Storey Publishing, 2000). C.J. Puotinen, Natural Remedies For Dogs And Cats (McGraw-Hill,1999). D. Stein, The Natural Remedy Book for Dogs and Cats (B Jain Publishers Pvt Ltd, 2002). TOP of Kelp for Dogs |
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