1. What are natural ingredients?

“Lifelong Grain Free Recipe” products includes in its recipe “natural ingredients” which are those that nothing has been added or that have only undergone physical processing to make them usable in the production of pet food keeping its natural composition.

2. What does “Grain Free Recipe” mean?

“Lifelong Grain Free Recipe” products don’t contain cereal grains in its recipe, such as wheat, corn, barley, oats, etc.

3. What is the difference between pet food with cereals and “Lifelong Grain Free Recipe”?

Normally, pet food include cereals in their composition, wich provide carbohydrates, and give pets the energy and fiber needed to promote digestion. In addition, cereals include essential nutrients such as linoleic acid and essential fatty acids for dogs.

4. Why incorporate a single source of animal protein?

Using only one source of animal protein (Chicken, Lamb or Salmon) helps minimize food sensitivity problems. It also incorporates a high content of fresh meat (40%) in the form of frozen fresh meat, wich makes it better to maintain its nutritional characteristics.

5. Does it help improve my pet’s digestion?

Lifelong Grain Free Recipe products incoporate a mixture of aromatic herbs that are known for their digestive or carminative activity. This is due to the stimulation of digestive secretions, such as saliva, bile, as well as help better enzymatic activity, and therefore help better digestion.

6. What is Marigold’s Flower for?

Calendula (Tagetes eracto or Marigold Flower) is a great source of Lutein. Lutein is a carotenoid pigment that belongs to Xanthophylls. This carotenoid is found in the eye tissues of the macula and the lens, and plays vital role in helping to prevent the degeneration of the macula and reduce the risk of cataracts.

7. Why is Yucca Schidigera added?

It is a plant root that has a deodorizing effect that helps reduce the smell of your pet feces.

8. What fruits and vegetables incorporates the Lifelong Grain Free Recipe products?

It has apple, tomato, carrot, as well as citrus extracts (Grapefruit, Orange, Promegranate, Bergamot) which are a natural source of antioxidants.

9. What are chondroprotectors and what are they used in “Lifelong Grain Free Recipe” products?

Chondroprotectors (chondroitin sulfate and glucosamine) are involved in the maintenance and formation of cartilage collagen, therefore its use helps at the level of the joints.

10. Why is taurine used in “Lifelong Grain Free Recipe” foods?

Taurine is an essential amino acid, very important in the nutrition of cats, and it is necessary to include it in the food, since cats are not able to synthesize enough amounts of taurine to meet their needs. In the case of dogs although it is not essential, it is also included to help in the proper functioning of vision and heart.

11. Why is biotin used in the “Lifelong Grain Free”?

Biotin, commonly called vitamin of the hair, helps improve the appearance of hair and skin, since together with Zinc it helps that all processes related to the formation and integrity of hair and skin develop normally.

12. What are the FOS and MOS?

These are prebiotics (FOS: fructooligosaccharides / MOS: mananooligosaccharides) that help balance the intestinal flora, so it contributes to a strengthened immune system.

Pet Type	Cat
Product Dimensions	50 x 9 x 28.5 cm; 3 kg
Item model number	ESP50062005
Breed Recommendation	All Breed Sizes
Pet Life Stage	Senior
Flavor	Chicken
Item Form	Granule
Colour	Beige
Size	3 kg (Pack of 1)
Number of Items	1
Quantity	1
Storage Information	Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture.
Special features	Grain-free, Hypoallergenic, High Chicken Content, Joint Support, Eye and Heart Health, Skin and Coat Health, Natural Ingredients, No Artificial Additives
Specific Uses	Eye Care, Heart Care, Joints, Skin and Coat Health, Stomach
Item Weight	3 kg

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