Ingredient Benefits
TURKEY is a highly digestible protein that is a rich source of Selenium, known for is many supportive properties. Turkey is known for providing the most protein punch for the caloric intake. This low fat protein is also high in Tryptophan, which is needed for T-cells, a type of immune system cell that kills cancer cells.
TURKEY NECKS are ground for added calcium, essential fatty acids, proteins, and enzymes.
TURKEY LIVER is an exceptional source of Vitamin B-12, A, Copper, Folate, and Riboflavin, making it a superfood in the protein category.
ROMAINE LETTUCE is full of dark, leafy greens that are known to be anti-carcinogenic due to their high levels of antioxidants. It is also a good source of Folate and Vitamins A, C, and K.
CELERY has a high content of Vitamin A, B1, B2, B6 and C. It improves kidney function by helping the body remove waste.
WATERMELON is a great source of Potassium, a heart-healthy nutrient. Watermelon is also rich in Vitamin A, B6, C and lycopene, one of the carotenoids.
EGG SHELL MEMBRANE is the actual lining of the eggshell, a high-quality ingredient. It is a great source of glucosamine and chondroitin.
RAW GOAT MILK is one of the most complete foods there are because it has almost all the vitamins and minerals needed to sustain life. It is even more similar to breast milk than baby formula. Compared with cow’s milk it has many more short and medium-chain fatty acids, making it much more digestible.
Nutritional Analysis
In the 2015 National Canine Health Symposium, Steve Brown noted that AAFCO’s and the European equivalent nutritional requirements for dogs and cats are about half, if not one-third that of what the ancestral diet is. He also noted that the only way to achieve the same levels would be to feed 100% wild game and that there are very few pet parents who would have access to that. In the nutritional chart below we shows you the AAFCO requirements for adult dogs and cats and note when our nutrient levels are double that of AAFCO.
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