Dogs can eat kelp

Dogs can eat it and wear it. Kelp is rich in iodide, minerals, vitamins, active ingredients that promote dog growth and a variety of trace elements. Feeding dogs with food can significantly improve the dog's fertility, and can also improve the puppy's weight and disease resistance.

The method of feeding kelp to dogs is as follows

Use 50 grams of kelp (chopped) + 1,000 grams of fresh bones + 3,000 grams of water, stew until mashed, and divide the soup into two meals. , which is helpful for the bitch to regain her appetite after giving birth.
Use 500 grams of kelp + 50 grams of animal oil + 2,000 grams of water to make soup and feed it to postpartum bitches to increase lactation. Feed once a week for half a month before giving birth and once every 4 days after giving birth.
Adding 5% kelp to the diet of breeding dogs can promote and increase the estrus rate and conception rate of female dogs, and can also increase the survival rate of sperm in the semen of breeding dogs.
If 5% kelp is added to the diet and fed to puppies, the weight gain of puppies will be increased by 20% and the survival rate will be increased by 10% compared to those fed without kelp.