Updated July 2026 


Adding a powdered supplement to your pet’s food can be simple, but the product, serving amount, and feeding directions matter. Solid Gold® SeaMeal™ Multivitamin Powder is a seaweed-based supplement for dogs and cats that also contains flaxseed and digestive enzymes.


Here’s how to add it to your pet’s routine while following the current product directions.

What Is SeaMeal Multivitamin Powder?

SeaMeal™ Multivitamin Powder is formulated with a blend of seaweed, flaxseed, and digestive enzymes. It is designed to complement your pet’s complete and balanced diet rather than replace regular food.

Because supplements can change over time, review the current product label before use. The label is the best source for the formula, intended life stages, serving directions, and storage instructions.

How to Add SeaMeal to Your Pet’s Food

Follow the serving amount listed on the package for your pet’s weight. The current directions recommend dividing the daily serving between two meals.

To serve SeaMeal:

  1. Measure the powder using an appropriate measuring spoon.
  2. Sprinkle it evenly over your pet’s food.
  3. Mix it into wet food or moisten dry food with a small amount of water to help the powder adhere.
  4. Serve it with the meal and provide fresh water.
  5. Store the product according to the package directions.

Do not estimate the amount or use a serving intended for a different weight range.

Tips for Selective Eaters

Some dogs and cats may need time to adjust to a new smell or texture. Introduce the powder gradually while remaining within the labeled serving directions.

A few simple options include:

  • Mixing the powder thoroughly into wet food
  • Moistening kibble with a small amount of warm water
  • Dividing the labeled daily amount between meals
  • Keeping the feeding routine consistent

Avoid adding several new foods or supplements at once. Introducing one change at a time makes it easier to observe how your pet responds.

Check for Overlapping Ingredients

Before combining SeaMeal with another supplement, compare both ingredient panels. Multivitamins, digestive supplements, foods, and toppers can contain overlapping nutrients or enzymes.

Ask your veterinarian before use if your pet has a diagnosed condition, takes medication, follows a prescribed diet, is pregnant or nursing, or already receives another supplement. Seaweed naturally contains iodine, so veterinary guidance is especially important for pets with thyroid conditions or other dietary restrictions. 

Monitor Your Pet

Watch for appetite changes, vomiting, diarrhea, itching, or another unexpected response after introducing any supplement. Stop using the product and contact your veterinarian if you have concerns.

SeaMeal should not be presented as a treatment for allergies, hot spots, constipation, diarrhea, thyroid disease, malnutrition, or another health condition. Persistent symptoms require veterinary evaluation.

Make SeaMeal Part of a Consistent Routine

For the best fit, follow the current product directions, measure each serving, and add the powder consistently to your pet’s meals. If you are unsure whether SeaMeal is appropriate for your dog or cat, speak with your veterinarian before adding it to their routine.