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Freeze-Dried Kangaroo and Reishi Treats

Freeze-Dried Kangaroo and Reishi Treats

5 Hounds by Dr Will
Freeze-Dried Kangaroo and Reishi Treats

Overview

5 Hounds Freeze-Dried Kangaroo & Reishi Treats are a two-ingredient functional treat containing wild-harvested Australian kangaroo and reishi mushrooms, freeze-dried with no fillers or additives. Kangaroo is a lean novel protein, naturally low in fat and rich in iron and essential amino acids, suited to dogs with sensitivities to chicken or beef. Reishi mushrooms are classified as adaptogens and are associated with immune modulation and stress regulation, though evidence in canine applications remains limited. The brand positions these for dogs requiring gentle immune support or those prone to sensitivities, used alongside a complete and balanced primary diet.


Nutritional Analysis

Protein
71.68
%
0%
Fat
17.6
%
0%
Ash
3.76
%
0%
Energy
465
0
 kcal/100g

Ingredients

Wild Kangaroo, Reishi Mushrooms.

Freshly ground kangaroo meat with a rich red colour and moist, crumbly texture, ideal for healthy dog food diets
Kangaroo
Kangaroo

Macropus Spp., Kangaroo Meat, Kangaroo Muscle, Macropod Meat

Summary

Kangaroo is a novel animal protein sourced from wild Australian kangaroos. It is prized for its lean, highly digestible meat, offering a rich source of essential amino acids, iron, and B vitamins. Kangaroo is primarily included in pet food to support muscle maintenance and overall vitality. This ingredient is used in its natural, whole food form, ensuring optimal nutrient availability and palatability.

Manufacturer Benefits

Kangaroo is included as a novel, high-protein meat source that appeals to consumers seeking hypoallergenic or limited-ingredient diets for their pets. Its use also serves as a marketing differentiator, positioning the product as premium and suitable for pets with common protein sensitivities.

Fine brown Reishi Mushroom powder with a soft, earthy texture displayed in a close-up circular view
Reishi Mushroom
Reishi Mushroom

Ganoderma Lucidum, Lingzhi, Mannentake, Yeongji

Summary

Reishi mushroom is a type of medicinal fungus originating from the Ganoderma lucidum species, valued for its bioactive compounds. Sourced from plant origins, it is primarily included in pet food for its potential immune-modulating and antioxidant properties. Reishi mushroom is used in its natural, dried, and powdered form, ensuring the preservation of its beneficial constituents for optimal pet health support.

Manufacturer Benefits

Reishi mushroom is included as a functional ingredient to support marketing claims related to immune health and overall wellness, appealing to health-conscious pet owners. Its addition allows manufacturers to differentiate their product and enhance label appeal, despite limited direct nutritional benefit for dogs.

Ingredient images are illustrative only and may not represent the exact source or form used by manufacturers.

About


Manufactured
Australia
Category
Treats
Life Stage
All Life Stages
Breed Size
All Breeds
Feeding Type
Treat
Processing Level
Low

PRODUCT TAGS


Single Protein
Novel Protein
Poultry Free
Grain Free
Gluten Free
Dairy Free
Soy Free

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About the Brand

5 Hounds by Dr Will

Discover Australian-made human-grade dog meals prepared with premium, natural ingredients by veterinarians who care about your dog's longevity and wellness.

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