Why these ingredients?

Blueberries 🫐

• contain nutrients such as vitamins A, C, and E, as well as antioxidants, which are beneficial for overall eye health

• rich in fiber which can aid in digestion and help regulate bowel movements

• contain compounds which may help promote dental health by reducing the buildup of plaque and tartar on teeth

• low in calories and fat

Quinoa

• very high in protein

• has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant compounds that:

  - reduce cancer risk

  -  help healthy weight loss

  -  prevent joint pain and osteoarthritis

  -  improve kin and coat quality

  -  reduce symptoms of allergies

• a source of vitamins A, B and E important for the creation of red cells and cellular growth

• rich in copper, which is involved in maintaining healthy blood vessels, red blood cells and nerves

• provides zinc to improve the immune system

• contains manganese involved in the formation of connective tissue and bones, metabolism of fats and carbohydrates, and for hormones and brain function

Whole oats

•  rich in B vitamins and linoleic acid, good for skin health

• high in fiber - good for constipation 

Uncooked oats are difficult to digest for dogs and can give them an upset stomach, but they are baked and safe in my cookies.

Coconut oil 🥥

• contains lauric acid, which is antibacterial, anti-fungal and it is also supposed to fight off viruses

• reduces coughing

• makes dogs' coats glossy and sleek

• eliminates doggy odour

• benefits metabolic function, weight loss, prevents arthritis and improves bone health

Flax seeds 𓇢

• rich in omega-3 fatty acids, which are essential for

  - cardiovascular system

  - joint health

  - brain function

  - skin and a shiny coat, they can help reduce dryness and itching

• have anti-inflammatory properties, which can be particularly beneficial for dogs with arthritis

• a good source of dietary fiber, which can aid in digestion

• can help dogs feel fuller for longer periods, potentially aiding in weight management

• support a dog's immune system, making them more resilient to illness and disease

Whole flax seeds may pass through the digestive system undigested, that’s why I use ground flaxseed meal to ensure optimal digestion and absorption of nutrients.

It's recommended to introduce new ingredients gradually and monitor your dog for any adverse reactions. If you have any concerns about feeding your dog, consult with a canine nutritionist or your veterinarian for personalised advice.