Single Source Proteins
Beef: Rich in B-complex vitamins enhancing absorption of protein, fat and carbohydrates • High in zinc content supporting immune system health • Rich in iron, helping to carry oxygen through the bloodstream to all cells in the body • Provides a natural source of essential amino acids • Provides essential fatty acids to support the cardiovascular and immune systems • Rich in the minerals manganese, selenium and potassium
Turkey: A great source of highly digestible lean protein • A complete protein, meaning it contains all essential amino acids • A healthy source of fat, niacin, vitamin B6 and phosphorous.
Chicken: Rich in the trace mineral selenium, supporting thyroid health and enhancing the immune system • Rich in the cancer-protective B vitamin niacin – niacin aids in controlling glucose levels in the body as well as converting protein, fat and carbohydrates into usable energy • Rich in vitamin B6 supporting energy metabolism and cardiovascular health
Lamb: Rich in the minerals selenium and zinc, enhancing immune-system health and body cell health • Rich in vitamin B12, supporting the production of red blood cells helping to prevent anemia • High in vitamin B12 supporting cardiovascular health
Wholesome Fruits
Apples: Rich in vitamins A, B, and C, calcium, fiber and pectin • Helps to bind minerals like iron and copper to prevent toxic buildup • Helps to purify the blood to prevent heart disease and colon ailments • Helps to promote good digestion and a healthy lymphatic system
Blueberries: Natural antioxidant source • Promotes urinary tract health • Contains a high concentration of anthocyanin, enhancing retinal health
“By adding fruit to your dog’s diet, you do one more thing to ensure it is fed a wide variety of foods. This gives it the greatest chance of receiving a balanced diet with plenty of those longevity and immune promoting nutrients” – Ian Billinghurst, B.V.Sc. [Hons], B.Sc.Agr., Dip.Ed
Vegetables and Sprouts
Alfalfa Sprouts: One of the most nutritionally complete foods available, rich in phyto-estrogens, protein, vitamins and the full spectrum of all known vitamins • Provides a broad range of nutrients needed to sustain well-being
Broccoli: Rich in vitamins A and C, calcium, potassium and fiber • Helps promote good health in the heart, colon and bones
Carrots: Rich in vitamins A and C, beta carotene, potassium and fiber • Helps promote eyesight and strengthen the immune system
Spinach: Rich source of vitamin A, vitamin C and calcium • Contains superior levels of anti-cancer and antioxidant properties
Squash: Well-balanced source of complex carbohydrates and an excellent source of fiber, vitamins A & C, beta carotene, magnesium, manganese, calcium and potassium • Aids with constipation and promotes a healthy colon
Sweet Potatoes: An excellent source of anti-oxidants such as beta carotene, vitamin C and E, as well as potassium, calcium and iron • Helps strengthen bones and teeth, easily digestible source of fiber
Yams: Excellent source of vitamin A, fiber and niacin • Promotes healthy vision and skin
Zucchini: An excellent source of vitamin C and lutein • Promotes vision and retinal health