Ingredient Glossary
BETTER INGREDIENTS. BETTER FOOD. BETTER HEALTH.Click an ingredient name to learn more about it. Or, expand all ingredient descriptions on this page.
Inulin
Inulin is an insoluble plant fructan, also known as a prebiotic, that stimulates growth of beneficial bacteria (probiotics) in the digestive system. It is harvested from plants such as chicory, dandelion, and Jerusalem artichokes.
Iron Proteinate
Iron is an essential mineral and found in all body cells. It is vitally important for red blood cells to transport oxygen throughout the body. Our iron is specially bonded (chelated) with amino acids to enhance absorption and assimilation. Once absorbed from the diet, iron it is stored in the body and seldom lost. As a result, the requirement for iron only increases drastically during periods of unusual blood loss, such as in cases of parturition, major surgery, injury, or severe parasitic infection or gastrointestinal disease. AAFCO establishes minimum and maximum levels of iron.
