These tasty dog ​​biscuits are full of nutrient-rich ingredients from the field. The recipe is based on organic amaranth and potatoes. There are also many local organic vegetables such as carrots, parsnips, celery and beetroot. They also contain other superfoods such as organic apples, coconut oil, brewer's yeast and thyme. The treats are easy for dogs to digest, are grain-free and contain no added preservatives, colorings, flavorings or sugar.
 
The small, crispy cookies are shaped like apples and are a nutrient-rich treat between meals. They are particularly suitable for small dogs for dental care.
 
Harness the power of nature with powerful nutrients:
The power grain amaranth is gluten-free and offers many valuable, easily digestible nutrients such as magnesium, calcium and iron. It also provides plant protein and fiber.
Potatoes contain many antioxidants and are rich in potassium. They are also alkaline and a good source of carbohydrates, fiber and certain vitamins.
Carrots promote intestinal activity because they are rich in fiber. They also contain carotenoids, which dogs can convert into vitamin A.
Coconut oil contains medium-chain fatty acids, which are considered healthy. These fats are a good source of energy in daily feedings or when needed. They can also help support healthy skin and coat.
The essential oil in the parsnip has a slightly antibacterial effect. The tasty tuber is also full of valuable B vitamins and potassium. Parsnips are very well tolerated by dogs - even by animals with sensitive stomachs.
Apples contain a lot of healthy vitamin C. They are also helpful for stomach and intestinal problems and are increasingly used as a natural remedy for dogs.
Beetroot contains plenty of betaine, a secondary plant substance that can support the immune system and has an anti-inflammatory effect.
Brewer's yeast can have a positive effect on the intestinal flora. It contains important B vitamins, which are important for energy metabolism, supporting the nervous system and maintaining healthy skin and coat.
Thyme is valued for its essential oils, which have an antibacterial effect. The Mediterranean herb supports healthy digestion, stimulates the appetite and has an antispasmodic and expectorant effect in respiratory infections .