Cooked Horse Menu by Fidelis (500g)

Freshly Cooked Horse (70%, of which 80% horse meat and 20% horse innards)
Horse meat is rich in Vitamin A, which plays an important role in eyesight and the development of your dog's skin, teeth, and bones. The iron contained in the meat supports oxygen transport in the blood, and the copper content supports your dog's metabolism. Horse meat also contains a high sodium content, which is partly responsible for regulating the body's water balance.

Parsnips (7%)
Parsnips contain high-quality fiber and vitamins. Their nutrients regulate digestion and can have a positive effect on the immune system. Additionally, parsnips provide high-quality carbohydrates and protein. Parsnips are particularly suitable for allergic dogs.

Carrots (7%)
In addition to energy, fiber, and low calories, carrots are healthy as they are an excellent source of vitamins and minerals. In particular, Vitamin A and biotin are noteworthy. Carrots are rich in beta-carotene, which is converted into Vitamin A in the body.

Peas (6%)
Peas contain many vitamins. In addition to beta-carotene, peas have a lot of B-vitamins to offer, and Vitamin C is also present. Peas also score with minerals: magnesium, iron, calcium, and zinc make them a particularly healthy vegetable side dish.

Apple (4%)
Apples are suitable for a healthy diet because they contain many vitamins, minerals, and trace elements such as potassium, calcium, B-vitamins, Vitamin C, Vitamin E, folic acid, pectins, and polyphenols.

Broccoli (3%)
Broccoli contains some vitamins in particularly high concentration: Vitamin C, Vitamin K, and also beta-carotene. Also with regard to minerals, broccoli is significantly better equipped than many other vegetables. For example, broccoli provides significant amounts of calcium, iron, and copper.

Flaxseed Oil (1.9%)
Flaxseed oil is a cold-pressed vegetable oil obtained from flaxseed, the ripe seeds of oil flax (Linum usitatissimum). Linseed oil has a high Vitamin E content as well as an almost perfect Omega-3 to Omega-6 ratio. The contained alpha-linolenic acid helps the dog with blood formation and can dilate blood vessels. At the same time, it regulates blood pressure and cholesterol.

Rose Hip (0.4%)
In addition to Vitamin C, rose hips also contain numerous other ingredients that have a positive effect on health. These include: fruit acids, essential oils, pectins, tannins, silicic acid, the antioxidants lycopene and flavonoids, the vitamins provitamin A, Vitamin B1 and B2, as well as Vitamin E, the minerals zinc, copper, sodium, phosphorus, iron, calcium, and magnesium.

Algae Lime (0.4%)
Algae lime consists of deposits from red algae. It primarily contains calcium carbonate, as well as magnesium carbonate and trace elements (boron, iodine, silicic acid), thus preventing a deficiency of minerals and trace elements. The high calcium content supports the stability of bones and teeth and balances the excess phosphorus from meat feeding, which could otherwise lead to kidney problems.

Brewer's Yeast (0.1%)
Brewer's yeast contains plenty of vitamins and minerals and is also a good source of protein. It also stimulates metabolism and helps maintain a constant blood sugar level.

Seaweed Meal (0.1%)
Seaweed meal contains many minerals such as zinc and carotenoids that support skin metabolism, pigmentation of fur, nose mirror, and paw pads. The amino acid lysine contained optimizes food evaluation; cellulose and mannitol support digestion.

Sage (0.1%)
Sage works stimulating on intestinal functions and the gallbladder due to its bitter substances. The formation of digestive juices in your dog's stomach is promoted, so sage can help reduce bloating and digest fat better.

Freshly Cooked Chicken (70%, including 80% chicken meat and 20% chicken offal)
Chicken meat is considered particularly lean and offers many benefits for our furry friend: It provides high-quality protein without too many calories. It is rich in Omega-6 fatty acids, supports skin health, and ensures a shiny coat. It is an excellent source of essential amino acids and glucosamine, which promotes bone health.

Sweet Potatoes (7%)
According to the American non-profit organization Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI), sweet potatoes are considered the healthiest vegetable of all. The biggest advantages of sweet potatoes are their high content of secondary plant substances, which protect against free radicals. They are a source of minerals and vitamins and contain many high-quality fibers.

Carrots (7%)
In addition to energy, fiber, and few calories, carrots are healthy because they are an excellent source of vitamins and minerals. In particular, vitamin A and biotin are worth mentioning. Carrots are rich in beta-carotene, which is converted into vitamin A in the body.

Peas (6%)
Peas contain many vitamins. In addition to beta-carotene, peas offer a particularly high amount of B-vitamins, and vitamin C is also included. Likewise, peas score with minerals: magnesium, iron, calcium, and zinc make them a particularly healthy vegetable side dish.

Apple (4%)
Apples are suitable for a healthy diet because they contain many vitamins, minerals, and trace elements such as potassium, calcium, B-vitamins, vitamin C, vitamin E, folic acid, pectins, and polyphenols.

Pumpkin (3%)
Pumpkin provides many vitamins, including beta-carotene (as a precursor of vitamin A), vitamin C, and vitamin E. Minerals such as potassium, magnesium, calcium, and iron as well as satisfying fibers also come along. Fiber additionally supports digestion.

Flaxseed Oil (1.9%)
Flaxseed oil contains a high proportion of unsaturated fatty acids such as Omega-3 or linoleic acid. According to scientific studies, flaxseed oil is believed to have preventive and alleviating effects on diseases such as diabetes, osteoarthritis, or elevated cholesterol levels. However, an actual effect has not been sufficiently proven.

Rose Hip (0.4%)
Apart from vitamin C, rose hips also contain numerous other substances that have a positive effect on health. These include: fruit acids, essential oils, pectins, tannins, silicic acid, the antioxidants lycopene and flavonoids, the vitamins provitamin A, vitamin B1 and B2 as well as vitamin E, the minerals zinc, copper, sodium, phosphorus, iron, calcium, and magnesium.

Algae Lime (0.4%)
Algae lime consists of deposits from red algae. It mainly contains calcium carbonate, as well as magnesium carbonate and trace elements (boron, iodine, silicic acid), thus preventing a deficiency of minerals and trace elements. The high calcium content supports the stability of bones and teeth and compensates for the excess phosphorus from meat feeding, which can otherwise lead to kidney problems.

Brewer's Yeast (0.1%)
Brewer's yeast contains a lot of vitamins and minerals and is also a good source of protein. It also stimulates metabolism and helps to maintain a constant blood sugar level.

Seaweed Meal (0.1%)
Seaweed meal contains many minerals such as zinc and carotenoids that support skin metabolism, pigmentation of fur, nose mirror, and paw pads. The amino acid lysine optimizes feed utilization; cellulose and mannitol support digestion.

Sage (0.1%)
Sage stimulates intestinal functions and the gall bladder due to its bitter substances. The production of digestive juices in your dog's stomach is promoted, so sage can help reduce bloating and digest fat better.