SavourLife dog food began with a single variety of natural food before expanding to include grain-free and gluten-free variations. The company is dedicated to giving back to pet rescue organisations and donating 50% of its profits. But regardless of the company’s kindness, is the food good? Well, yes, they are worth your cash, and your dog deserves to try this food.
This kibble is made with natural, locally, and ethically sourced dried meat, which makes up to 60% of the composition of your dog’s diet with unmatched quality. This dried meat keeps them interested in what they’re eating but also gives them a boost of protein, vitamins, and minerals vital for your dog’s health.
So not only will your dog love the food, it will get a properly balanced diet, and you will be helping to save abandoned dogs too!
SavourLife dog food uses premium ingredients and is free from artificial additives, colours, and flavours. It is perfect for spoiling your pup with a delicious, healthy meal. For this review, we will examine one of the several flavours available to keep your dog sniffing its delivery every time while keeping it healthy.
The case study will be the Gluten & Grain Free, Kangaroo & Chicken. Just as for every other meal, the first ingredients are the ethically sourced Kangaroo meat and poultry raised chicken meat which serves as the primary source of protein and makes up 57% of the food.
The Omega-6 fatty acids found in the dried kangaroo meat are essential fatty acids. They are required for your dog’s health, but the body cannot produce them, which is why SavourLife includes them in its kibble.
Along with omega-3 fatty acids, the omega-6 fatty acids present in the composition are vital for brain function and proper growth and development. When consumed by your dog, it increases their overall performance, gives them rapid growth, and helps dogs that want to watch their weight.
SavourLife’s Grain-Free Kangaroo & Chicken is a nutritious option for all dogs and among the market’s most widely used public lean protein alternatives. It’s also a delectable option for dogs with a reduced-fat dietary need, as it has a lower fat profile and fewer calories per dish.
Another significant source of protein in the composition is the peas which are also a source of fibre. Other sources of fibre are Kelp, Carrot, Broccoli, and Blueberries which prevent or relieve constipation, helping waste to move smoothly through the dog’s body. Furthermore, you might want to rotate this food because feeding your dog with a large number of peas is not advisable.
We find tapioca and potato as the primary source of carbohydrates, and this food does not use artificial preservatives; instead, it uses the rosemary extract as its natural preservative. The pros and cons of this feed are listed below to help you make better choices in selection.
Pros:
- Donations for pet rescue;
- Its first ingredients are kangaroo and chicken meals;
- High in protein and fats
Cons:
- The high concentration of peas is not fair;
- Its carbohydrate sources are not the best option.
What does the fox our Taz say?
I like kangaroos, but not like peas, huf. I farted a lot. Better food prefered.
Taz rating: 3/5
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