Rich in essential substances

If an ingredient in your dog's diet says that it is "rich in essential substances", this means that this ingredient contains many vital nutrients that your dog needs to stay healthy. Essential nutrients are nutrients that your dog's body cannot produce itself and must therefore be obtained from food. These include

Essential amino acids: These are the building blocks of proteins. Your dog needs them to build and repair body tissue, produce enzymes and hormones and perform many other important bodily functions.
Essential fatty acids: These include omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, which are important for skin and coat health, brain function and inflammation regulation.
Vitamins and minerals: These are necessary for a variety of bodily functions, including metabolism, nerve function, bone formation and the immune system.

It is important that you make sure your dog receives a balanced diet that contains all essential nutrients in the correct amounts and proportions. A diet rich in essential substances helps to avoid deficiencies that can lead to health problems.

Overview

Intended for human consumption Common ingredient in dog food Fish & Seafood Animal product Product from wild animals Can support the immune system Can support skin and coat health Supports digestion Rich in essential substances Source of healthy unsaturated fats Rich in nutrients Rich in amino acids Rich in minerals Rich in proteins Rich in vitamins conditionally compatible Can be eaten fresh Safe feeding Suitable for raw food

Perch

Low carbohydrate content By-product Food Animal product Meat Giblet Product from livestock Natural source of taurine Natural source of zinc Rich in essential substances Rich in amino acids Rich in B vitamins Rich in iron Rich in proteins Rich in water / moisture Safe feeding Suitable for raw food Tolerated in small quantities

Pig hearts

Rich in essential substances Rich in fiber Rich in minerals Rich in proteins Rich in vitamins Meat Vegetable Contains grains Legume Fruit Animal product Compatibility Tolerated in small quantities

Potassium

Rich in essential substances Rich in minerals Rich in vitamins Food Vegetable Processed food Compatibility Safe feeding

Pumpkin seed flour

Common ingredient in dog food Food Meat Game meat Can support the immune system Can support heart health Supports digestion Can support skin and coat health Can contribute to the promotion of blood health Rich in essential substances Source of healthy unsaturated fats Rich in amino acids Rich in minerals Rich in nutrients Rich in proteins Can be eaten fresh Suitable for allergy-sensitive dogs Suitable for raw food Highly digestible

Rabbit meat

Rapeseed oil

Exotic Food Meat Rich in essential substances Source of healthy unsaturated fats Rich in proteins Can be eaten fresh Suitable for raw food

Rooster meat

Rich in essential substances Rich in fatty acids Rich in minerals Rich in vitamins Plant Safe feeding

Seaweed

Rich in essential substances Rich in minerals Tolerated in small quantities

Sodium chloride

Calming effect can have effects on the nervous system Can influence the mood May have anti-inflammatory properties May interact with medications Naturopathy Traditional use in phytotherapy Plant Medicinal plant Herbal sedative Rich in essential substances Rich in antioxidants Rich in flavonoids Rich in minerals

St. John's wort root

Fish & Seafood Gluten free Animal product Product from livestock Product from wild animals Can have a positive effect on cholesterol levels May have anti-inflammatory properties Can contribute to the promotion of intestinal health Rich in essential substances Source of healthy unsaturated fats Rich in fatty acids Rich in nutrients Rich in amino acids Rich in minerals Rich in proteins Rich in vitamins Safe feeding Suitable for raw food Potential allergy trigger

Trout