Dehydrated Pork Kidney

Looking for something different for you pet to try? Why not give them Pork Kidney?Pork Kidney is a nutritionally dense, organ meat that is jam-packed with crucial vitamins such as A, B1, B2, B3, B6, B12, C. It is also a great source of Omega 3, and essential minerals, Iron, and Selenium.

The Nitty Gritty:

Vitamin A: Well known to be beneficial for skin, and vision health. Also supports cellular differentiation, which is a process that transforms cells into more specialized cells. Vitamin A also boosts the immune system by helping with the creation of the protective mucus that lines the lungs.

Vitamin B1: Supports the digestive system as many enzymes that break down food require Vitamin B1 to produce energy. It also helps maintain your pet’s cognitive function, nervous system, and motor skills.

Vitamin B2: Aids in the metabolism of fat, and carbohydrates into usable energy for your pup. Vitamin B2 is also integral in the production of red blood cells, as well as boosting your pet’s immune system by triggering the production of antibodies when combined with other minerals. 

Vitamin B3: Helps the body metabolize fats, and carbohydrates. It also helps the nervous system function properly, as well as helps create vital hormones in your pet’ s body. It also aids the circulatory system, as evidence shows that Vitamin B3 helps suppress inflammation.

Vitamin B6: Aids the healthy growth of your young pup, as it is necessary for protein synthesis. It has also been directly linked to heart health, as it regulates the levels of homocysteine in the bloodstream; which is a chemical that contributes to the hardening of arteries, leading to heart failure.

Vitamin B12: Contributes to a strong immune system, as it is necessary to create parts of the body’s defence system; particularly the immunoglobulin, and cytokines. It is also crucial for proper digestion as it aids in the breakdown of protein to amino acids. A vitamin B12 deficiency could result in diarrhea.

Vitamin C: This vitamin helps strengthen your immune system by increasing white blood cell activity to fight foreign bodies, or infection; as well as boosting levels of interferon, which is a natural antibody that helps fight viral infections, and cancerous growth. It is also a powerful antioxidant that will help collect and remove free radicals in your pup’s body that may cause illness, or disease.

Iron: Essential for maintaining, and supplying oxygen in the circulatory system. Primary roles are oxygen transport around the body, oxygen storage as hemoglobin; but it is also necessary for energy production, and is a cofactor for multiple enzymes in the body.

Selenium: A vital trace mineral that coordinates the functions of general metabolism, particularly normal thyroid activity. It is also an antioxidant that is involved in DNA synthesis, and has potential to prevent cancers.