Dog Greens Superfood Multivitamin Powder for Dogs
- 12 ounce jar of powder
- Organic kelp, spirulina and sea moss, plus grasses, chlorella and alfalfa
- Chlorophyll, phycocyanin and beta-carotene listed as actives
- Homemade, kibble or raw meals as the base
- All ages and all breed sizes
- No fillers or synthetics, per the listing
Updated 23 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A greens-based multivitamin powder that goes over a dog's regular food. Scoop size, dose by weight and a full nutrient analysis are not listed, so follow the label and ask a veterinarian about dosing.
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ASIN: B00ENS9XYY
Overview
Sprinkling a scoop over homemade food, kibble or raw meals is how this multivitamin powder is used. The blend combines sea vegetables, algae and grasses, including kelp, spirulina, chlorella and alfalfa.
An algae, sea vegetable and grass blend is mixed into meals instead of given as a pill, which suits dogs fed homemade, kibble or raw diets. The listing makes broad energy, immune, joint and skin claims without figures. The limitation is missing guidance: no dose, nutrient values or feeding schedule appear.
Who it's for
A household that already feeds a complete diet and wants a greens blend on top. The powder form stirs into any of the listed meal types. Owners of dogs with seaweed or algae sensitivities, or on a veterinary diet, should ask before adding supplements.
Pros and cons
- Mixes into kibble, raw or homemade meals
- Sea vegetable, algae and grass blend
- Organic ingredients named
- Listed for all ages
- Dose by weight not listed
- Nutrient amounts not given
- Broad benefit claims without figures
Performance notes
A powder mixes through the meal, so the dog takes it with the food rather than as a pill. The listing names chlorophyll, phycocyanin and beta-carotene as the actives, drawn from the algae and grasses in the blend. Real-world benefit depends on dose and the base diet, neither of which the listing specifies.
Specifications
| Brand | Dog Greens |
|---|---|
| Active Ingredients | Chlorophyll, Phycocyanin, Beta-Carotene |
| Dog Breed Size | All |
| Flavor | Algae, Sea Moss, Grasses |
| Item Weight | 12 ounces |
| Pet Type | Dog |
Frequently asked questions
Can I use Dog Greens with raw or homemade food?
Yes. The description names homemade food, kibble and raw meals as the way to use it.
Is Dog Greens suitable for cats?
The product is listed for dogs. A line in the description mentions cats, but no cat dosing is given.
Does Dog Greens replace dog food?
No. It is a supplement powder that goes on top of meals.
Is Dog Greens safe for puppies?
The description says it is for all stages of life, but it gives no puppy dose, so ask a veterinarian.