Pet parents know exactly what they’re looking for when selecting dog food: high-quality ingredients, grain-friendly recipes and a brand without recalls – inception meets these standards with its range of natural dog foods.
All their recipes start with high-quality meats and are free from corn, wheat, soy, potatoes and legumes – they even offer nutritious grains like millet and oats!
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Chicken Recipe
This recipe’s first two ingredients are meat, as dogs are carnivorous creatures who thrive when fed a high protein diet. Furthermore, this food is free from potatoes, legumes, corn, wheat and soy as well as any artificial colors, flavors or preservatives.
Chicken is an excellent protein-rich source that can help dogs build muscle while controlling their weight. In addition, this formula features chelated minerals – chemically attached to protein molecules for easy absorption by the body – for maximum nutrition absorption.
Other key elements in this recipe are oats, millet and milo from North Dakota’s lush farmlands – packed full of antioxidants, vitamins and minerals that support health and wellbeing.
Pet parents who have tried this food report that it’s highly palatable and easy for their dogs to digest. Furthermore, it’s made in America and reasonably priced compared to premium-ingredient pet foods; it should also be noted that certain dogs may react adversely due to chicken allergies or sensitivities.
Pork Recipe
This recipe uses pork as its primary protein source, but also includes nutritious grains like milo, oats and millet for an abundance of magnesium, copper, iron, zinc and B vitamins.
Pets Global of the USA has produced this food which is free from potatoes, legumes, corn, wheat and soy as well as artificial ingredients.
All Inception formulas are developed with animal protein as their top priority, as they understand that dogs are carnivorous creatures who thrive off it. Their products do not use potatoes, legumes, corn, wheat or soy; rather they focus solely on providing high quality meat products.
Inception Pet Food has been around since 2009 and offers affordable yet nutritious recipes. While not perfect, Inception does have plenty of perks – we love their focus on high-quality ingredients without artificial additives or recalls, as well as having dog and cat recipes tailored specifically to each furry family’s needs. All their foods adhere to AAFCO nutritional levels for all life stages except growth of large breed dogs that will reach 70 pounds as adults.
Fish Recipe
Owner Pets Global knows that canine companions thrive when fed adequate animal protein; that is why their recipes do not include potatoes, legumes, corn, wheat or soy as well as artificial colors and flavors.
Ocean whitefish is the primary ingredient of this formula, offering your dog access to omega-3 and omega-6 essential fatty acids for skin and coat health. Catfish meal provides additional proteins, amino acids and essential vitamins such as B3 & D plus selenium for immune support.
Milo, oats and millet are key ingredients in this recipe for providing your dog with healthy carbohydrates as well as fiber, antioxidants, iron, magnesium, copper and zinc. Furthermore, this food features chelated minerals for easier absorption by his digestive tract.
Other Ingredients
Inception recipes are created to meet the carnivorous nature of dogs, providing protein as their first priority and eliminating potatoes, legumes, wheat or soy as well as any artificial flavors and preservatives from their diet.
Inception dog foods use pork sourced from Iowa’s rich farmlands, where agriculture flourishes. This meat is packed full of amino acids including arginine for muscle development. Their fish recipe features ocean whitefish meal which provides omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins A & D as well as selenium for immune support.
Food products from this company contain natural chicken flavor, agar agar and potassium chloride – no preservatives or fillers are used – and made in the United States. No recalls have ever occurred with this company’s pet food offerings! However, no specialized products for specific health concerns (i.e. GI problems or mobility concerns) or large breed dog recipes exist currently.
