European Microalgae for Mature Dogs

Borvo Nutrients unique blend of Chlorella vulgaris and Nannochloropsis contains a whole host of nutrients and beneficial compounds that will help to look after your pet as they reach their older years in life.

• Improve and sustain cognitive function
• Improve bone, joint and muscle health
• Maintain cardiovascular health
• Promote healthier skin and hair growth

Chlorella for Dogs

Chlorella is one of the world's most well known microalgae and it contains a great source of protein, containing all nine essential amino acids. Chlorella also contains several compounds that have antioxidant properties, including chlorophyll, vitamin C, beta-carotene, lycopene and lutein.

Nannochloropsis for Dogs

Nannochloropsis sp. has a high concentration of polyunsaturated fatty acids, in particular omega-3’s (including EPA). Omega-3 is essential for cognitive and physical wellbeing. It cannot be produced naturally in the body and must therefore be consumed through food or supplements. Nannochloropsis also contains a host of vitamins (C, E, B12 and B1) as well as beneficial minerals.  

Composition

European Organic powdered Nannochloropsis and Chlorella vulgaris

Bioavailable compounds 

Omega-3 fatty acids including EPA, vitamins, minerals, amino acids, polysaccharides, glycoproteins and antioxidants.

Feeding intructions 

Feeding recommendations 

We always recommend to start with small amounts and work up to the recommended daily dosage 

Once opened, use within 6 months.

FAQ

Is chlorella safe for dogs?

Chlorella is safe for dogs. It is an excellent nutritional supplement with a wide array of health benefits in animals. Pets with allergies to iodine or mold should avoid chlorella.

What is chlorella used for in dogs?

Chlorella is used to boost the health of dogs. It lowers inflammation, improves digestion, boosts the immune system, supports eye health and helps to regulate blood pressure and blood sugar levels.

Can dogs have spirulina and chlorella?

Yes dogs can have both spirulina and chlorella as part of their daily diet. Adding both is a surefire way to boost your dog's overall health. If feeding both together, we recommend using half the suggested daily serving of each. 

Are chlorella pyrenoidosa and chlorella vulgaris the same?

Chlorella pyrenoidosa and chlorella vulgaris are not the same. Chlorella Pyrenoidosa has a slightly thicker cell wall. However, when looking at chlorella pyrenoidosa vs chlorella vulgaris for dogs, the health benefits are almost identical.