Ingredient Library

A whole grain providing carbohydrates, fiber, and nutrients.

Whole beef muscle meat used as a protein source in dog food.

The fibrous material remaining after sugar is extracted from sugar beets.

A nutrient-dense berry rich in antioxidants, particularly anthocyanins, used to support cognitive health and provide natural vitamins.

A whole grain carbohydrate source that retains its bran and germ layers.

A root vegetable used as a source of fiber, vitamins, and natural color.

Rendered fat from chicken, used as an energy source and palatability enhancer.

A concentrated protein source made from rendered chicken with moisture and fat removed.

Whole chicken muscle meat used as a primary protein source in dog food.

A cereal grain used as a carbohydrate and protein source in dog food.

Poultry meat from ducks used as a protein source in dog food.

Whole eggs or egg products used as a highly digestible protein source.

Rendered and dried fish tissue used as a concentrated protein source.

Seeds from the flax plant, rich in omega-3 fatty acids and fiber.

Joint-supporting supplements that help maintain cartilage health and reduce inflammation in dogs with arthritis or joint issues.

A low-calorie vegetable high in fiber and vitamins, often used as a healthy filler for weight management.

A lean muscle meat (not technically an organ) from beef, chicken, or other animals, rich in taurine and B vitamins.

An extremely lean red meat from Australian kangaroos, used as an exotic novel protein in specialty dog foods.

A nutrient-rich seaweed providing natural iodine, minerals, and trace elements for thyroid and overall health support.

Meat from young sheep, used as a protein source in dog food.

Legumes used as a protein and carbohydrate source in grain-free dog foods.

A nutrient-dense organ meat, typically from chicken, beef, or lamb, rich in vitamins A, B12, iron, and other essential nutrients.

A whole grain providing digestible carbohydrates and soluble fiber.

Legumes used as a protein and carbohydrate source in dog food.

Starchy vegetables used as a carbohydrate source in dog food.

Live beneficial bacteria added to support digestive and immune health.

A nutrient-rich squash used as a fiber and vitamin source in dog food.

A lean, highly digestible meat used as a novel protein source in limited ingredient and hypoallergenic dog foods.

A highly digestible grain used as a carbohydrate source in dog food.

Oil extracted from salmon, rich in omega-3 fatty acids EPA and DHA.

A fatty fish rich in omega-3 fatty acids, used as a protein source in dog food.

A nutrient-dense leafy green vegetable providing vitamins A, K, C, iron, and antioxidants in dog foods.

A starchy root vegetable used as a grain-free carbohydrate source in dog food.

A starch extracted from cassava root, used as a carbohydrate source in grain-free foods.

Poultry meat from turkeys, used as a lean protein source in dog food.

Lean red meat from deer, commonly used as a novel protein in limited ingredient and hypoallergenic diets.

A cereal grain used as a carbohydrate source in dog food.