Taste Of The WildHigh Prairie Dog Food

Protein: 32%Fat: 18%Fiber: 3%Moisture: 10% Advertised Benefits: Improves Energy Levels, Promotes Lean Muscles, Promotes Skin & Coat Health, Promotes Strong Immune System, Superior Digestibility

Main Ingredients:

Bison – Undoubtedly a unique cause of protein, bison meat is an incredible protein source for active canine pets. Because this is not a usual ingredient same pet foods, the many protein is highly profitable for dogs’ diet.

Chicken meal – Taste of the Wild dog food encourages attention towards their inclusion of "roasted venison and bison" in their products. However, chicken meal is one of the top three ingredients of this dog food. Roasted venison is the tenth ingredient in the High Prairie Dry Dog Food formula, so its substance is at best questionable (coming in well behind "peas" at six on the ingredient list). Chicken meal is the third main ingredient, and is a secondary supply of protein. However, chicken is another excellent supply of amino proteins, venison also bolsters the quantity of animal proteins.

Lamb meal – Although not an actual meat product, lamb meal is a wonderful supply of protein, although "meal" indicates a product of inferior quality and substance.

Egg product – High in protein and low in calories, eggs offer more variety to dog food. Eggs are also beneficial because of the vitamins and minerals they provide.

Sweet potatoes – Potatoes are replete with fibers, vitamins, and iron, potatoes will take care of your active pet’s lifestyle with carbohydrates. However, carbs burn quickly in active pets, and are not a good choice for sustainable energy.

Other Ingredients:

Canola oil , roasted bison , roasted venison , natural flavor , tomato pomace , ocean fish meal , salt,choline chloride , dried chicory root , tomatoes,blueberries , vitamin E supplement, iron proteinate , zinc proteinate , copper proteinate , ferrous sulfate, zinc sulfate, copper sulfate, potassium iodide, thiamine mononitrate (vitamin B1), manganese proteinate…..