Hydrating agent
In dog nutrition, the term "hydrating agent" refers to an ingredient or substance that helps to increase or maintain the moisture content in dog food. These agents ensure that the food remains juicy and moist, which is not only more appetizing for your dog, but also aids fluid absorption. Hydrating agents can be used especially in dry food or snacks to prevent them from being too dry and hard to chew. Typical hydrating agents are, for example, vegetable glycerins or certain sugars that bind water and thus improve the texture of the food.
Chemistry
Emulsifier
Hydrating agent
Preservative
Artificial additive
Plasticizer
Dermatological application
Topical application
Potential allergy trigger
Behenyl alcohol
Binder
Common ingredient in dog food
Can improve the absorption of nutrients
Hydrating agent
Preservative
Artificial additive
Liquid
Natural sweetener
Supports digestion
Potential allergy trigger
Glycerine