Dorwest Kelp Seaweed Powder

Kelp Seaweed Powder encourages thicker coat growth, stronger pigmentation and provides all 37 minerals and trace elements for dogs and cats. 

Promotes coat growth and stronger pigmentation, with all 37 minerals and trace elements your pet needs

Even through winter, keep your pet looking their best with our Kelp Seaweed Powder, which promotes thicker coat growth and stronger pigmentation. We use a special variety of kelp, Fucus vesiculosus, which is packed full of the 37 minerals and trace elements that your pet needs, making it a great all-round nutritional supplement. We only use kelp harvested from sustainable deep-sea sources and it’s tested to British Herbal Pharmacopoeia standards for heavy metals and contaminants. For a higher strength preparation, try our Kelp Seaweed Tablets.  

What causes pigmentation loss?
A drop in pigmentation may occur on the nose, eyes and mouth during the winter months and also in bitches following a season or pregnancy. This fading is generally considered to be due to a shortage of minerals, particularly iodine and iron. 

How does Kelp Seaweed Powder help?
Seaweeds are a rich source of iodine, although some seaweeds contain much more than others, so giving the correct one is essential for maximum effect.  The seaweed we use in our products is pharmaceutical grade Fucus vesiculosus which has a very high mineral content, providing a particularly high amount of iodine and iron to help maintain strong pigment. Our Kelp Seaweed Powder also contains all 37 of the minerals and trace elements required by the body, to provide your pet with great all-round nutritional support. 

How do I use Kelp Seaweed Powder?
Many people find it useful to give our Kelp Seaweed Powder from autumn through to spring to help prevent a drop in pigment. It is necessary to give Kelp Seaweed Powder for a minimum of one month to enhance pigmentation that has been lost, although it may take two or more months for it to be completely restored. 

For pets that have already experienced pigment loss, many owners have found that using Elderberry & Nettle Extract initially to regain the pigment is best, before swapping to our Kelp Seaweed Powder to maintain the pigment.

Ingredients: Active ingredients: Finely powdered Fucus vesiculosus

Administration: Add 1 tsp per 10kgs bodyweight to feed daily

Use during pregnancy and lactation: Yes

Interactions: Can be given in conjunction with any medication.

Special Warnings: It is advisable to seek veterinary advice before giving this product to animals suffering from a thyroid disorder

Product finishing: Powder

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