Algae – nutrients from the sea

With the power of algae – natural diversity from the sea

Algae are among the oldest organisms on earth and are considered valuable sources of natural micronutrients. They offer versatile supplementation options, especially in dog food, as they contain numerous vitamins, minerals, and trace elements – entirely without synthetic additives.

What makes algae so special?

Algae grow in nutrient-rich coastal regions – such as the North Atlantic or the North Sea – and naturally absorb valuable minerals from the seawater. This creates a complex nutrient profile that includes vitamins A, C, and E, as well as calcium, magnesium, potassium, and phosphorus. Important trace elements such as iodine, zinc, iron, and selenium are also present in relevant quantities.

This composition makes algae a natural supplement that can gently support mineral balance. They have therefore long been valued, especially as part of a balanced, species-appropriate diet – such as BARF.

Alginate – Natural Binding of Heavy Metals

Another interesting component is alginic acid (alginate), a water-soluble compound from the cell walls of brown algae. Alginate is able to bind certain heavy metals such as mercury or cadmium in the digestive tract and excrete them naturally. This effect is particularly valued as a supportive aid in holistic veterinary medicine.

The most important advantages at a glance:

• 100% natural & vegan
• Ideal supplement to daily feeding
• Rich in valuable vitamins, minerals, and trace elements
• Simply mix into the food