Ingredient list

Before you understand dog food, you must first be clear that although dogs can eat most human foods, this does not mean that dogs are omnivores.

Their saliva does not contain amylase and can only rely on amylase in the pancreas to digest starch; the gastric juice is highly acidic and suitable for digesting meat; the intestinal tract is short and is close to the digestive system of carnivores. Therefore, these characteristics determine that dogs are actually omnivorous animals that mainly eat carnivores.

So for dogs, a high-quality food structure should be: high protein + low dietary fiber + low carbohydrate. It not only supplements calories, but also helps defecation without causing obesity due to excessive fat content.

Take the classic fresh meat formula as an example

Chicken accounts for 28%, beef 16.5%, duck 15.5%, salmon 9%, plus bonito and beef liver as supplements, the overall animal meat source accounts for no less than 70%, solid "Most of it is meat"!

It goes without saying that everyone knows the characteristics of chicken: it has low allergenicity and is not easy to irritate the intestines. When paired with high-energy and low-fat beef and turkey duck meat, it can be said to "combine tear stains and create a refreshing puppy" A must-have food for your face!

Also suitable for dogs with glassy stomachs who have hypoallergenic needs~

Additives

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Green-lipped mussels

Green-lipped mussels are considered to be effective in promoting healthy bones and joints in pets due to their natural sources of chondroitin sulfate and glucosamine. It is rich in Omega-3 fatty acids and is a high-quality pet food raw material.

It does not cause huge side effects to dogs like drugs, and is a good choice for dogs with arthritis.

For more specific effects and mechanisms of green-lipped mussels, you can click on the second version of this article to learn more~

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Cranberry

Cranberries contain flavonoids that can effectively reduce dogs’ oral bacteria and prevent the occurrence of tartar. They also contain a variety of antioxidants that can delay dog ​​aging when taken for a long time. In addition, cranberries also contain a variety of trace elements and vitamins, which can help the dog’s bones grow normally and improve immunity. Cranberries are also thought to prevent urinary tract diseases.

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Lysine

< p>Lysine, as one of the essential amino acids in dogs, participates in the synthesis of skeletal muscles, enzymes and peptide hormones, and can improve the body's ability to resist stress.

At the same time, lysine can promote calcium absorption, bone development, enhance dogs’ immunity, and allow them to thrive~

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FOS&GOS

Fructooligosaccharides (FOS) and galacto-oligosaccharides (GOS) are functional oligosaccharides that can be used as probiotic growth factors and food sources in the large intestine to maintain intestinal health. .

FOS and GOS can not only regulate the body's immunity by promoting the growth of probiotics, but also control the immune system by regulating key nodes of the immune response. It can effectively improve the absorption of calcium, iron, magnesium and other minerals in the gastrointestinal tract and increase the utilization of trace elements.