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Short answer, yes. The vast majority of Microgreens are safe to be around, and even to be consumed by pets.
Not only exclusive to cats and dogs; rabbits, guinea pigs, lizards and small rodents may eat them too. Microgreens offer a wide range of benefits.
Microgreens are famous for their high nutrient and vitamin content. Incorporating them into your pet’s diet can help them absorb more essential nutrients that are absent from their food, aiding digestion and support their overall health.
If introduced properly, microgreens can enhance fur quality, boost energy, support cognitive function in aging pets and even reduce the risk of certain cancers such as bladder cancer in dogs. There are a lot of kits out there, just make sure microgreens are organic and free from pesticides, so we strongly encourage you to grow them at home!
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If you were hesitating, or this topic is new to you, we can confirm that the right microgreens are harmless. Microgreens don’t pose any kind of threat to your pet and are even recommended to be added to their diet. To know which ones are best suited for your pet, either a cat, a dog, a rabbit or a hamster, subscribe to be notified when our posts are out.
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