Kuiv koeratoit John Dog Berry Line Beef with Krill, veiseliha, 3 kg

Berry Line beef with krill medium and big breeds.

High-quality, grain-free food Beef with krill. Without the addition of legumes and poultry. Developed with the needs of adult dogs of medium and large breeds in mind.

BEEF
it is the source of:

• proteins,
• iron,
• magnesium,
• potassium,
• B vitamins.

The properties of beef and meat of other ruminants are related, among others, to with the fatty acid profile of intramuscular fat. The n-3 and n-6 ​​unsaturated fatty acids are essential components of the dog’s food as there is no way of synthesizing them in the body. Conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) is a polyunsaturated fatty acid with outstanding properties. CLA acid has a number of valuable dietary properties. It also positively influences the functioning of the immune system. Ruminant meat contains significantly more CLA than meat from monogastric animals. This is due to the fact that CLA is mainly produced in the processes of bacterial biohydrogenation of linoleic acid in the rumen (the most important of the forestomachs in ruminants).

KRILL
It is the source of:

• fatty acids (EFA),
• astaxanthin,
• vitamin A.

Krill is a species of small crustacean that lives in the waters around Antarctica. It is a source of essential fatty acids and astaxanthin – one of the strongest antioxidants. It supports the proper functioning of the dog’s heart, brain and immune system, and has a very positive effect on the coat. It is an extremely valuable component of the diet at every stage of a dog’s life.

CRANBERRIES
Contains:

• vitamins (A, C, E),
• potassium,
• sodium,
• selenium,
• lutein,
• β-carotene.

The most important group of compounds contained in cranberry fruits are polyphenols. In 1914, benzoic acid was detected in cranberries, and hippuric acid in the urine of people consuming its products. This small and inconspicuous fruit has a positive effect on the work of the urinary system in dogs.

BERRIES
They include:

• vitamins (A, B, C, PP),
• fiber,
• β-carotene,
• Folic acid.

They are distinguished by high antioxidant activity and a rich composition of polyphenols (including anthocyanins). They are a great supplement to the diet of dogs undertaking increased physical activity and working dogs. They optimize the work of the cardiovascular system.