This company provides dry food formulas that are easily digestible and high in Omega-3. Furthermore, their customers love how few ingredients are used by this business.
This recipe begins with lamb meal, an animal-derived source of protein rich in linoleic acid and glucosamine. Next is gluten-free pea starch used as filler material.
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Hypoallergenic
Hypoallergenic dog foods may help relieve food allergies in your pup. These food choices typically exclude allergens like chicken, beef and wheat while being made with limited ingredients and tend to contain higher protein contents as well as probiotics and prebiotics to aid digestion.
These formulas typically feature meat meal as the primary source of protein; some recipes may also include lamb meal or venison. As these proteins have low glycemic index ratings, they can help regulate your pet’s blood sugar levels and help manage his or her health.
Salmon, a rich source of omega-3 fatty acids, makes up only part of this recipe as it contains 73% water. Garbanzo beans (chickpeas) provide another protein source while still being high in fiber content and part of the legume family of vegetables – providing good sources of nutrition without becoming an everyday part of our diets.
Grain-free
Nature’s Choice offers several grain-free dry food options for their pet parents’ canines, each including probiotics to aid digestive health and covered by their manufacturer’s satisfaction guarantee and return policy. Pet parents should gradually transition their dog(s) onto grain-free diets, starting by transitioning 1/4 of old food and slowly increasing it over time to prevent stomach upset. Grain-free diets may increase the risk of DCM in certain dogs; for any concerns related to this transition process please consult with a veterinarian immediately.
Lamb meal is the starting point in this dish, providing an abundant source of high-quality protein; vegetable proteins supplement it as needed. The food is easy on the stomach with healthy carbs from sweet potato and pumpkin providing nutritious carbohydrates. Furthermore, Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids present promote skin and coat health while being free from grains and wheat.
Chicken
This wet food features real chicken as its first ingredient and includes vegetables in a delectable gravy base. Perfect for dogs with sensitivities to wheat, corn or soy! High in protein with Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids for healthy skin and coat; additionally enhanced with L-carnitine to promote lean muscle development while improving blood circulation.
Brewer’s rice, a cereal grain by-product consisting of the fragments left from milling whole rice, provides moderate energy while being an excellent source of B-vitamin and fiber-rich nutrition.
This food includes prebiotics to create the environment necessary for good bacteria to flourish, leading to improved digestion. Furthermore, it includes chelated minerals which are more easily absorbed by our bodies, yet unfortunately also sodium selenite which has been linked with liver toxicity and allergies.
Salmon
This food is rich in omega-3s and low in calories compared to other recipes, making it an excellent option for active dogs. Plus, there’s added glucosamine and linoleic acid for healthy skin, coat and joints; lamb is its first ingredient while there are lots of healthy carbs from sweet potato and pumpkin for energy sources and prebiotics for digestive health – perfect!
Though this recipe is an ideal option for companion dogs, it may not be suitable for service or working dogs due to its lower protein level and use of poultry fat for energy sources.
Pet nutritionists designed this low-calorie dog food recipe to support strong muscles and a healthy metabolism in pets. Lamb is its main ingredient, while glucosamine and linoleic acids promote skin, coat, and joint health. Plus it contains low glycemic index ingredients so is suitable for diabetic pets!
