Chlorella

Chlorella is a green microalgae species that primarily occurs in freshwater environments. These algae are rich in chlorophyll and are often cultivated under controlled conditions for commercial purposes. Chlorella has been used for centuries in traditional medicine and nutrition, especially in Asian countries, where it is added to smoothies, powders, and supplements.

In animals such as dogs, chickens, and horses, chlorella can have various applications. It is often added to animal feed to support overall health. The nutrients in chlorella, such as proteins, vitamins, and minerals, can contribute to better digestion and a strengthened immune system. Additionally, it may help in detoxifying the body.

Although there is increasing interest in the use of chlorella in animal feed, it is important to emphasize that the effectiveness and benefits can vary by animal, and expert advice is always recommended when introducing new supplements into the diet of pets or livestock.