Ingredients that begin with B

On this page you will find a comprehensive overview of various ingredients and plants. We explain whether they are safe for your dog and whether they have a positive or negative effect on his health. Whether it's everyday foods, special herbs or unknown plants - here you will find all the important information you need for the safe nutrition and care of your four-legged friend. Your dog deserves the best, and we'll help you make informed decisions.

Overview

Beach carse

Beach silverweed

Low glycemic index Supports digestion Can contribute to the promotion of intestinal health Natural probiotic Low fat content Source of healthy unsaturated fats Rich in fiber Rich in minerals Safe feeding Suitable for allergy-sensitive dogs Suitable for vegan diets Suitable for vegetarian diets

Bean fibers

Low glycemic index Regional product Seasonal vegetables Legume Can help regulate blood sugar levels May have anti-inflammatory properties Can support skin and coat health Can contribute to the promotion of intestinal health Supports digestion Rich in essential substances Low fat content Source of healthy unsaturated fats Rich in amino acids Rich in antioxidants Rich in fiber Rich in carbohydrates Rich in minerals Rich in nutrients Rich in proteins Rich in trace elements Rich in strength Rich in vitamins conditionally compatible Safe feeding Suitable for vegan diets Suitable for vegetarian diets May be suitable for diabetic diets Potential allergy trigger

Bean flour

Intended for human consumption Low fat content Rich in fiber Rich in nutrients Can be eaten fresh Suitable for vegan diets Suitable for vegetarian diets

Bean salad

Intended for human consumption Natural source of antioxidants Liquid Soup Supports digestion Rich in fiber Rich in carbohydrates Rich in nutrients Rich in proteins Can be eaten fresh Suitable for vegan diets Suitable for vegetarian diets

Bean soup

Beans

Natural source of phytochemicals Poison control May interact with medications Traditional use in phytotherapy Plant Medicinal plant Feeding toxic Feeding not recommended Highly toxic Potential source of danger

Bear rag

Beaucarnea recurvata

Long lasting Cheese Product from livestock Source of calcium Rich in fatty acids Rich in proteins Feeding not recommended Contains lactose

Beaufort

Bedstraw

Bee honey

May interact with medications Tree Feeding not recommended Potential source of danger Potential allergy trigger

Beech

Medicine Naturopathy Topical application Plant Medicinal plant Herb Safe feeding Compatibility unknown

Beech

Low glycemic index Can support the immune system Supports digestion Mushroom Rich in essential substances Rich in antioxidants Rich in fiber Rich in minerals Rich in vitamins Safe feeding Suitable for allergy-sensitive dogs

Beech sponge

Rich in proteins Meat Safe feeding

Beef

Rich in proteins Meat Safe feeding

Beef

Rich in proteins Meat Safe feeding

Beef

Beef bone

Rich in fatty acids Rich in minerals Meat Animal product Processed food conditionally compatible

Beef bone broth

Beef bone meal

Rich in fatty acids Rich in minerals Meat Animal product Processed food conditionally compatible

Beef broth

Rich in fatty acids Rich in minerals Meat Animal product Processed food conditionally compatible

Beef broth

Beef cartilage

Beef cheeks

Rich in fatty acids Food Meat Safe feeding Tolerated in small quantities

Beef ears

Beef ears with fur

Rich in fatty acids Food Meat Safe feeding Tolerated in small quantities

Beef ears with mussel

Low protein content Common ingredient in dog food Long lasting By-product Flavor enhancer Product from livestock Can have a negative effect on cholesterol levels Can support skin and coat health Fat Source of saturated fats Rich in energy Rich in fatty acids Tolerated in small quantities Potential source of danger

Beef fat

Rich in proteins Meat Safe feeding

Beef from free-range farming

Rich in proteins Meat Safe feeding

Beef from the hip