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 dog’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.
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 dog’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.
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.
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.
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.
We believe pet products should combine thoughtful formulation with responsibly sourced natural ingredients.
Our Sea Kelp Flakes feature:
Use Sea Kelp Flakes as a measured topper added to your pet’s regular food.
Recommended Feeding Guidelines
Dogs up to 25 lb: 1/8 teaspoon, or approximately 1 shake
Dogs 25–50 lb: 1/3 teaspoon, or approximately 2 shakes
Dogs over 50 lb: 1/2 teaspoon, or approximately 3 shakes
Measure consistently and mix into your dog’s regular food. Do not exceed the recommended amount.
Because sea kelp naturally contains iodine, consult your veterinarian before use if your pet has a thyroid condition, is receiving thyroid medication, or has special dietary requirements.
Start with the Recommended Amount
Follow the feeding guidelines based on your dog’s weight. When introducing any new food or topper, monitor your dog to make sure it agrees with them.
Mix It Into Regular Food
Sprinkle the measured amount over your dog’s normal meal and mix as desired. Sea Kelp Flakes are intended as a food topper and should not replace a complete and balanced diet.
Keep Your Veterinarian Involved
Your veterinarian can help you determine whether a particular food, topper or supplement is appropriate for your dog based on age, weight, diet and individual needs.
When examining the ingredients of a kelp product, prioritize those labeled as “organic kelp.” This not only signifies a higher quality product but also indicates that the kelp has been sustainably sourced from the sea. Our Ascophyllum nodosum kelp flakes and bones boast exceptional ingredient quality, prioritizing natural and sustainably sourced components to ensure the best for your pets’ health. Ingredient integrity is our foremost commitment, resulting in treats that are both effective and safe for consumption.
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.
Follow the recommended serving amount based on your dog’s weight:
Measure each serving rather than pouring freely.
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.
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.
Puppies have different nutritional requirements than adult dogs. Consult your veterinarian before adding a sea kelp topper or other supplemental ingredient to a puppy’s diet.
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.
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.
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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Indigenous Pet Sea Kelp Flakes make it easy to add sustainably harvested North Atlantic sea kelp to your pet’s regular food.
Measure the recommended amount, sprinkle it over their meal, and serve as part of their normal feeding routine.
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