Safe feeding

If an ingredient in dog food is labeled "safe to feed", it means that this ingredient is considered safe to feed to dogs. There is sufficient evidence or studies to show that this ingredient has no harmful effects on your dog's health when fed in appropriate amounts. However, this does not mean that this ingredient is equally good for all dogs. Some dogs may have individual intolerances or allergies. Therefore, it is always a good idea to introduce new food ingredients gradually and pay attention to how your dog reacts to them.

Overview

Rich in fatty acids Food Contains grains Plant Compatibility Safe feeding

Sunflower seeds

Rich in vitamins Safe feeding

Thiamine hydrochloride

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

Rich in fatty acids Food Fish & Seafood Compatibility Safe feeding

Trout meal

Oil Fish & Seafood Safe feeding

Tuna oil

Food Meat Animal product Processed food Compatibility Safe feeding

Turkey broth

Common ingredient in dog food Rich in fatty acids Oil Fish & Seafood Seed Medicine Safe feeding

unsaturated fatty acids

Rich in minerals Rich in proteins Rich in vitamins Meat Animal product Safe feeding conditionally compatible

Veal

Veal fat

Rich in vitamins Meat Animal product Compatibility Safe feeding

Veal kidney

Food Vegetable Plant Compatibility Safe feeding

vegetable fiber extracts

Rich in essential substances Rich in vitamins Compatibility Safe feeding Tolerated in small quantities

Vitamin K

Rich in essential substances Rich in vitamins Vegetable Plant Compatibility Safe feeding

Vitamin K1

Rich in fatty acids Fruit Plant Safe feeding conditionally compatible

Walnut

Low calorie content Low carbohydrate content Gluten free Diuretic properties Can support the immune system Supports digestion Can have a detoxifying effect May have anti-inflammatory properties Can support skin and coat health Plant Rich in antioxidants Rich in iron Rich in minerals Rich in vitamins Can be eaten fresh Safe feeding Suitable for raw food Suitable for vegan diets Suitable for vegetarian diets

Watercress

Rich in vitamins Food Animal product Processed food Compatibility Safe feeding conditionally compatible

Whey powder

Rich in fiber Rich in minerals Rich in proteins Rich in vitamins Contains grains Safe feeding conditionally compatible

Wholemeal oat flour

Rich in fatty acids Rich in vitamins Meat Animal product Compatibility Safe feeding

Wild rumen

Common ingredient in dog food Rich in fatty acids Rich in minerals Rich in proteins Rich in vitamins Meat Animal product Processed food Safe feeding Tolerated in small quantities

Wild rumen meal