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Vitamins
| Vitamins | Important for |
| Choline | Vitamin B4 - Aids fat metabolism. Protection of the Liver. |
| Cobalt | Haemoglobin formation. Production of red blood corpuscels |
| Copper (Cu) | Important to make red blood cells and give skin and hair colour. |
| Iodine | Synthesis of Thyroid Hormones |
| Iron | Important for blood and muscles - prevents anaemia and tiredness |
| Manganese (Mn) | Manganese has an influence on neuromuscular transmissions and is a component of bone, intracellular fluids and enzymes. Deficiency leads to growth issues, anorexia, convulsions and muscle in-coordination. |
| Selenium (Se) | Helps Vitamin E be absorbed in pancreas and remain in the blood system. |
| Sodium (Na) Potassium (K) | Cellular equilibria. Regulation of water equilibria. Energy metabolism. |
| Vitamin A | Also know as Retinol and is present in most pet foods. It is needed for normal vision, healthy coat, skin, mucous membranes and teeth. |
| Vitamin B Complex | Water-soluble vitamins, help convert food to energy, includes : - |
| Vitamin D | The primary function is to help with the calcium and phosphorus balance. |
| Vitamin E | The most active form is Alph-tocopherol which is an antioxidant (protects body from damage caused by oxidents) and protects the immune system |
| Zinc (Zn) | Important for immune system, wound and skin healing, growth and reproduction |
Ingredients
The following is an explanation of the impact of various ingredients on your Dog.| Ingredients | Important for |
| Ash | Provides Minerals |
| Calcium | Bones, Teeth, Blood clotting & Nerves |
| Fat | Strength, Beautiful Coat & Health Skin |
| Fibre | Roughage for Digestion |
| Matabolisable Energy | Energy |
| Natrium | Regulation of Water & Electrolyte Balance |
| Phosphorus | Bones, Teeth & Movement |
| Raw Protein | Growth, Movement & Regeneration |