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Aroma

When an ingredient in dog food is referred to as "flavoring", it means that this ingredient is used to give the food a specific taste or smell. Flavors in dog food can be natural or artificial and are intended to make the food tastier and more appealing to dogs.

Natural flavors come from sources such as meat, fish, vegetables or herbs. They are obtained through processes such as cooking, drying or extraction to enhance the flavor of the food. Artificial flavors, on the other hand, are chemically produced substances that are used to imitate a specific taste.

It is important that you pay attention to the type of flavors used when buying dog food. While flavorings can make the food more appealing to your dog, it is crucial that they are safe and suitable for dogs. Some artificial flavors can be intolerable to dogs or cause allergies.

Overview

Chemistry Aroma Flavor enhancer Liquid Beneficial for nerve functions Tolerated in small quantities
1,4-Cineole
Nahaufnahme von Algen
Superfood Aroma Flavor enhancer Food Medicine Supports digestion Can support skin and coat health Naturopathy Topical application Rich in antioxidants Rich in fiber Rich in minerals Rich in nutrients Rich in proteins Rich in trace elements Rich in vitamins Safe feeding Tolerated in small quantities Potential allergy trigger
Algae extract
Chemistry Aroma can have effects on the nervous system Feeding toxic Feeding not recommended
Allyl methyl trisulfide
May have antibacterial properties Chemistry Aroma Can support the immune system May have anti-inflammatory properties
Allyl sulfide
Chemistry Aroma Medicine conditionally compatible Tolerated in small quantities
Anethole
Aroma Flavor enhancer Essence Can have an appetizing effect Traditional use in phytotherapy Spice plant
Anise extract
Exotic Aroma Plant Spice plant conditionally compatible Tolerated in small quantities
Aniseed
Aroma Flavor enhancer Can have an appetizing effect Supports digestion May have anti-inflammatory properties Natural probiotic Traditional use in phytotherapy Spice plant
Aniseed powder
Chemistry Aroma can have effects on the nervous system Can support kidney function May have anti-inflammatory properties Traditional use in phytotherapy Medicinal plant Potential source of danger
Apiol
Common ingredient in dog food Low glycemic index Aroma Flavor enhancer Preservative Food Gluten free Rich in vitamins Can be eaten fresh
Apple extract
Intended for human consumption Can contribute to employment Contains sugar Aroma Candy Can have an appetizing effect Supports digestion Bad for the teeth Rich in fructose conditionally compatible Feeding not recommended Safe feeding Tolerated in small quantities
Apricot jam
Aroma Flavor enhancer Artificial additive Oil Medicine Naturopathy Topical application conditionally compatible Compatibility unknown
Aroma
Intended for human consumption Aroma Flavor enhancer Supports digestion May have anti-inflammatory properties Spice plant Feeding not recommended Can trigger hyperactivity in sensitive dogs Can cause digestive problems
Arrabbiata
Chemistry Aroma Medicine conditionally compatible Feeding not recommended
Aspartame
Exotic Natural source of antioxidants Aroma Flavor enhancer Essence Can have an appetizing effect Can support the immune system Supports digestion May have anti-inflammatory properties Spice plant Rich in antioxidants Tolerated in small quantities Can cause digestive problems
Baharat
Intended for human consumption Aroma Flavor enhancer Acidifier Liquid Vinegar Rich in antioxidants Feeding not recommended Can cause digestive problems Potential allergy trigger
Balsamic vinegar
May have antibacterial properties May have antioxidant properties Natural source of antioxidants Aroma Calming effect Supports digestion Traditional use in phytotherapy Supports joint health Supports liver function Plant Spice plant Medicinal plant
Basil extract
Intended for human consumption Aroma Topical application Spice plant Medicinal plant Potential source of danger Potential allergy trigger
Basil oil
Intended for human consumption Contains sugar Aroma Biotechnology Flavor enhancer Microorganism Liquid Alcoholic drink Processed food Rich in carbohydrates Feeding toxic Feeding not recommended Potential source of danger
Beer
May have antibacterial properties May have antioxidant properties Natural source of phytochemicals Aroma Antiseptic Calming effect Dermatological application May have antifungal properties Can support wound healing Topical application Traditional use in phytotherapy Potential allergy trigger Compatibility unknown
Benzoin
Low calorie content Common ingredient in dog food Regional product Superfood Contains sugar Aroma Natural colorant Fruit Plant Garden plant Rich in essential substances Low fat content Rich in nutrients Rich in antioxidants Rich in fiber Rich in minerals Rich in vitamins conditionally compatible Can be eaten fresh Safe feeding Suitable for raw food Suitable for vegan diets Suitable for vegetarian diets Tolerated in small quantities
Berries
May have antibacterial properties Chemistry Aroma Essence Oil Calming effect May have antifungal properties Can support wound healing May have anti-inflammatory properties Can support skin and coat health Naturopathy Traditional use in phytotherapy Medicinal plant Herbal sedative
Bisabolol
May have antibacterial properties May have antioxidant properties Natural source of antioxidants Aroma Natural colorant Flavor enhancer Liquid Essence Gluten free Promotes blood circulation Can help regulate blood sugar levels Can support the immune system Can support heart health Can promote cardiovascular health Can support skin and coat health Can contribute to the promotion of blood health Supports cognitive function Rich in antioxidants Rich in flavonoids Rich in vitamins Can be eaten fresh Suitable for vegan diets Suitable for vegetarian diets
Blackberry concentrate
Exotic May have antibacterial properties May have antioxidant properties Natural source of antioxidants Aroma Disinfectant Adaptogen Antiseptic Dermatological application May have antifungal properties May have antiviral properties May have anti-inflammatory properties Topical application Traditional use in phytotherapy Plant Tree Medicinal plant Ornamental plant conditionally compatible Feeding toxic Feeding not recommended Potential source of danger Compatibility unknown
Blue eucalyptus
Aroma Flavor enhancer Supports digestion May have anti-inflammatory properties Can support skin and coat health Traditional use in phytotherapy Spice plant Medicinal plant Rich in antioxidants Rich in minerals Safe feeding Suitable for vegan diets Suitable for vegetarian diets
Borage
Intended for human consumption Rich in salt Aroma Cheese Product from livestock Rich in fat Rich in milk proteins Rich in nutrients conditionally compatible Contains lactose Potential allergy trigger
Brillat-Savarin cheese
May have antibacterial properties May have antioxidant properties Natural source of antioxidants Aroma Calming effect Homeopathy Can support the immune system Supports digestion Can support wound healing May have anti-inflammatory properties Painkillers Traditional use in phytotherapy Plant Medicinal plant Herbal sedative conditionally compatible
Camomile
Aroma Can support skin and coat health Naturopathy conditionally compatible
essential oils
Aroma Supports digestion May have anti-inflammatory properties Traditional use in phytotherapy Plant Spice plant Medicinal plant Rich in antioxidants Rich in fiber Rich in minerals Safe feeding Suitable for vegan diets Suitable for vegetarian diets
Fenugreek seed
Aroma Flavor enhancer Supports digestion May have anti-inflammatory properties Traditional use in phytotherapy Spice plant Medicinal plant Rich in antioxidants Rich in fiber Safe feeding Suitable for vegan diets Suitable for vegetarian diets
Fenugreek seeds
May have antibacterial properties Can improve the absorption of nutrients Aroma Calming effect Supports digestion May have anti-inflammatory properties Naturopathy Plant Spice plant Medicinal plant Rich in antioxidants Potential allergy trigger
Herbs
May have antibacterial properties Natural source of antioxidants Natural source of phytochemicals Aroma Antiseptic Can support the immune system Supports digestion May have anti-inflammatory properties Traditional use in phytotherapy Use in animal care Plant Spice plant Medicinal plant Herb Herbal sedative conditionally compatible Potential source of danger
Hyssop