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Micropod

Micropod Starter Kit

Micropod Starter Kit

$59.00 AUD
$59.00 AUD
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 Adding microgreens to your dogs diet increases the nutritional value of their meal. Broccoli, kale, mustard, radish, and sunflower shoots, among others provides vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants while supporting digestion, immune function and joint health.  These miniature greens are densely packed with essential nutrients.

Kits can also be used to grow cat grass. 

The Micropod Starter Kit blends functionality and aesthetics and will complement any home.  Designed to sit on any windowsill or in a warm sunny spot, you and your pet can enjoy fresh, homegrown microgreens in less than two weeks by just adding fresh filtered water!

Rest easy knowing the food you're eating is free from GMOs, pesticides and herbicides

Starter Kit includes:

  • Growtray and lid - made from bamboo fibres that are eco-friendly, sustainable, biodegradable and dishwasher safe.
  • 6x Growmats & Seed Packets (enough for three growing cycles).
    Varieties include:
    • 3x Mizuna - Rich in antioxidants and high in vitamins K, A, and C
      3 x Red Cabbage - source of vitamins C, E & K, and is packed with antioxidants and amino acids.
  • 2 x Honeycomb grills that are specially-designed to support optimal growth.
  • Seeds also available in Broccoli, Pack Choi and Mustard Seeds
  • GMO-Free Cat Grass seeds also available. 

Dimensions: 110mm x 225mm x 50mm

 

Seed types

Red Cabbage:

Many nutritionists call red cabbage a superfood. They contain many vitamins, cancer-fighting flavonoids, and antioxidants that improve eye, teeth, bone, & immune health. Red Cabbage may also help reduce inflammation. 

Cabbage microgreens are one of the best microgreens for dogs.

Mizuna:

Unlike Mustard seeds, mustard greens are safe for dogs and a great weekly addition to their dinner bowl. A small amount goes a long way.

Rich in antioxidants, and high in vitamins K, A and C

Broccoli:

Broccoli is a great veggie for dogs - packed with Vitamins K and C, Potassium, Calcium, and fibre. However, broccoli contains a compound called isothiocyanate which can also cause gastric irritation, from abdominal pain to digestive issues. Feeding raw reduces the level of isothiocyanate whereas steaming broccoli increases it. Serving broccoli microgreens ensures a greater source of nutrients than mature vegetables by weight and contain less complex sulfur compounds like isothiocyanate.

 

 

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