Originally Posted by
CritterMom
Kale is not on any of the high oxylate lists, and in fact is high in calcium which is part of a low oxylate diet. I believe it erroneously gets dumped in with geuine high oxylate veggies because it, like they, is a dark green, leafy vegetable.
That said, I have always only fed organic kale because it DOES have tons of insecticides dumped on it during conventional farming. I have mostly stopped feeding kale because supply chain issues mean there is seldom organic kale to be found in my stores, AND because the $#&^%*& stuff starts turning yellow so fast that I always end by throwing most of it away, AND my squirrel much prefers romaine. Especially the stumps, after they have been trimmed. If anyone ever wants to know if it was me that burgled the grocery store, all the fat sugar snap peas will be gone and the romaine will all have been robbed of their stumps!