Beef liver is rich in nutrients and a good source of vitamin A, iron, copper, phosphorus, and zinc as well as B vitamins and essential fatty acids.

Liver is good for your pups liver whatever their age …liver assists your pup with iron deficiency and assists your pup who maybe anaemic or has low energy levels.

Liver is also is loaded with vitamin B12. This combination helps keep your pup full of energy. If your pup is an energetic one like mine, keep a healthy supply of beef liver at hand.

Beef liver contains a great source of Omega 3 and Omega 6 fatty acids, and promotes a fully functioning immune system, and aids your pup to maintain a healthy and shiny coat.

Carrots can help support dental health by gently scraping the teeth and preventing plaque build-up.

It’s important to note that dogs cannot metabolize the nutrients of raw carrots. I have given my boy Simba carrots as an alternate to bones since he was young, and now make them a staple cooked in his wet foods.

“Each cell of a carrot is protected by a thin wall of cellulose. “. Most dogs love cooked carrots as much as the raw crunchy ones. The healthiest way to cook carrots is to lightly steam them, which enhances their flavour while retaining most of the nutrients.”

Carrots provide a low celery alternate to your pups diet, if your pup is diabetic, has a tummy pouch, or is working on their figure, carrots can provide dogs with low-calorie satisfaction for sweet and crunchy cravings between feedings.  Carrots are low calorie and low fat

High in soluble fibre. If your dog has loose stools, he may benefit by adding carrots to his diet. The added fibre may help to add some bulk to his stools.

Rich in “Beta-Carotene is a carotenoid that is an antioxidant and a precursor to Vitamin A. Carrots have a wall of cellulose that isn’t digestible by dogs, therefore we peel them and slow cook them to maintain integrity of the vegetable.

Carrots are rich in Vitamin A, providing a host of nutritional benefits to your pup.  Beyond supporting eye health, it also assists in supporting a thriving immune system and healthy skin and coat.

Vitamin A is an essential nutrient for dogs and is a required additive to all commercially produced dog foods, so it is almost unheard of for dogs to have a Vitamin A deficiency.

Oregano has antifungal, antiviral, and antibacterial properties that help prevent the spread of bacteria and other viruses. It also has anti-inflammatory properties that may help your pup decrease their risk of developing inflammatory diseases like osteoarthritis.