Puppy Recipe Scottish Salmon with Dill, Spinach, Fennel, Asparagus & Tomato

PUPPY

65% Scottish Salmon

with Dill, Spinach, Fennel, Asparagus & Tomato

Grain Free Recipe

It’s no secret that the term ‘Superfood’ has gained vast popularity in the media. From smoothies to salads, Superfoods are at the forefront of the human food chain trends of recent years and it shows no sign of fading as we enter this new decade.

There is a drive for people to live healthier, for longer, and as such people are taking positive steps to boosting their health and well-being through the foods that they eat. They are taking a much closer look at the ingredients that are listed on packaging and by researching online they are making more informed choices about what they eat and what they want to consume.

This trend is mirrored in the pet food market with owners taking the health and well-being of their pets more seriously than ever before.

The new Superfood 65 recipes provide a recipe containing more total and fresh animal protein than any other Austonley product and contain a blend of 5 Superfoods each with specific benefits for their pet.

How does Scottish Salmon benefit dogs?

Scottish Salmon is seen as a premium fish and contains various benefits that are fantastic for dogs. This type of fish is rich in Omega-3 fatty acids, which helps to support healthy skin and coat in dogs and control inflammatory diseases. Whilst also being a high-quality source of protein which is vital to form new skin cells, grow hair, build muscle tissue, and more. Scottish Salmon provides a wide array of vitamins and minerals, including vitamins A, D, B and phosphorus, that offers great support for everyday health and well-being.  Using a Unique process we have created a recipe that boasts 65% Salmon with a minimum 35% Freshly Prepared Salmon

WHY SUPERFOODS?

DILL is a great source of vitamin C has an essential role in collagen synthesis, important to help maintain healthy bones.

SPINACH is a source of iron to help support normal functions of the circulatory system.

FENNEL a good source of calcium which helps maintain healthy bones and teeth.

ASPARAGUS is a source of folate to help support cellular growth and maturation.

TOMATO is a source of potassium to help with nerve and muscle function.

How does Freshly Prepared Meat compare to Meat Meal?

• It has a higher protein digestibility and availability
• It has a lower oxidised fat content
• It is considerably more palatable to dogs