Indigenous Pet Sea Kelp Food Topper
An Easy Way to Add North Atlantic Sea Kelp to Your Dog’s Daily Routine
Indigenous Pet Sea Kelp Flakes are made with Ascophyllum nodosum, a species of brown seaweed sustainably harvested from the cold waters of the North Atlantic.
Simply sprinkle the recommended amount over your pet’s regular food for an easy way to add sea kelp to their daily diet. Our Sea Kelp Flakes contain no artificial colors or preservatives and are easy to measure and serve.
Key Benefits
- 100% Ascophyllum nodosum sea kelp
- Sustainably harvested North Atlantic kelp
- Naturally occurring vitamins, minerals and trace elements
- No artificial colors or preservatives
- Easy-to-measure serving sizes
- Suitable for both dogs and cats when used according to feeding directions
Made with Ascophyllum nodosum
Our Sea Kelp Flakes are made from Ascophyllum nodosum, a naturally occurring brown seaweed harvested from the North Atlantic waters of Canada, Iceland, and Norway.
Naturally Occurring Nutrients
Sea kelp contains naturally occurring vitamins, minerals and trace elements, including iodine. Because kelp is naturally rich in iodine, it is important to follow the recommended feeding guidelines and consult your veterinarian if your pet has a thyroid condition or is taking thyroid medication.
Simple and Easy to Serve
Sea Kelp Flakes can be sprinkled directly over your dog’s regular food. No complicated preparation is required—just measure the recommended amount based on your dog’s weight and mix it into their meal.
Ingredients
Sea Kelp
How To Use:
Just a simple “shake” over your pet’s food once daily.
DAILY DOSE
Small Dog/Cat up to 25lbs = 1 Shake / 1/8 Teaspoon
Medium Dog/Cat up to 25-50lbs = 2 Shakes / 1/4 Teaspoon
Large Dog/Cat up to 50+lbs = 3 Shakes / 1/3 Teaspoon
Increasing Dosage Does NOT Improve Results
What is a sea kelp topper for dogs?
A sea kelp topper is a small, measured amount of edible sea kelp added to your dog’s regular food. Indigenous Pet Sea Kelp Flakes are made with Ascophyllum nodosum harvested from the North Atlantic.
Can dogs have sea kelp every day?
Follow the feeding directions provided for the product. If you have questions about adding sea kelp to your dog’s daily diet, particularly if your dog has a health condition or takes medication, consult your veterinarian.
Does sea kelp replace brushing my dog’s teeth?
No. Sea Kelp Flakes are a food topper and should not replace routine veterinary dental care. Talk with your veterinarian about an appropriate oral-care routine for your dog, which may include regular brushing, dental examinations and professional cleanings.
Can dogs with thyroid conditions have sea kelp?
Sea kelp naturally contains iodine. If your dog has a thyroid condition or is receiving thyroid medication, consult your veterinarian before using a sea kelp product.
Can sea kelp upset my dog’s stomach?
As with any new food or topper, individual dogs may respond differently. Introduce it according to the feeding directions and monitor your dog. If you notice vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite or another unexpected reaction, discontinue use and contact your veterinarian.
What is the difference between kelp, seaweed and algae?
Kelp is a type of brown seaweed. “Seaweed” is a broad term for many types of marine algae, while kelp refers to a more specific group of large brown seaweeds. Indigenous Pet Sea Kelp Flakes are made with Ascophyllum nodosum.
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