Highlights
- Features sustainably sourced salmon as the first ingredient
- Optimal levels of omega-6 and omega-3 fatty acids work together to support healthy skin
- Includes a blend of probiotics that were developed specifically for dogs and added after the cooking process to ensure viability
- Highly palatable for all life stages
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Product Info
Taste of the Wild Ancient Grains food for dogs is a wholesome and nutritious, complete and balanced diet that is suitable for all life stages.
Ancient grains such as sorghum, millet, quinoa and chia seed are high in fiber and protein and offer a variety of vitamins and minerals. Unlike corn, wheat or soy the nutritional value of Ancient Grains makes them an important part of your dogs diet, not just a filler. The first ingredient in these quality foods is still real meat, fish or fowl offering your dog everything they need to thrive.
Each recipe features 80 million CFU/LB of species specific probiotics to aid in digestion and support overall health, as well as an omega blend to aid in skin and coat health. The four flavor selections mirror the original grain-free Taste of the Wild line to make transitioning is a breeze!
Featuring a blend of wild caught and farmed salmon to help promote sustainable fishing, this food is rich in omegas ensuring healthy skin and a silky coat. Ancient grains, unchanged for thousands of years, round out the meal and provide key nutrients as well as protein and fiber.
Country of origin: USAManufacturer: Taste of the Wild - Ingredients
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Benefits of Taste of the Wild Ancient Grains Dry Dog Food
ANCIENT GRAINS
Nutrient-rich grains like sorghum, millet, quinoa, and chia for fiber and protein
MEAT FIRST
Real meat is always the first ingredient for strong muscles and energy
ANTIOXIDANTS
Nutrient-rich fruits and veggies support a strong immune system
OMEGAS
Omega fatty acids nourish skin and promote a healthy coat
SPECIES-SPECIFIC PROBIOTICS
Tailored probiotics support digestions and immune health
