Minerals

Kelp: a viable source of iodine?

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Greg Aldrich, PhDMay 27, 2008

Kelp is part of a broader group of seaweeds/algae that have become popular ingredients in dog and cat supplements, home-prepared petfoods, raw petfoods and specialty or boutique petfoods. Despite these benefits, the trace mineral iodine is the ...

Kelp contains some of the highest amounts of iodine, but it can vary greatly. - Greg Aldrich

Kelp is part of a broader group of seaweeds/algae that have become popular ingredients in dog and cat supplements home-prepared petfoods, raw petfoods and specialty or boutique petfoods. Seaweeds/algae are a rich source…

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