Freeze-Dried Wild Emu and Turmeric Treats

Overview
5 Hounds Freeze-Dried Wild Emu & Turmeric Treats are a two-ingredient functional treat containing wild-harvested Australian emu and turmeric, freeze-dried with no fillers or additives. Emu is a lean, iron-rich protein not commonly found in standard commercial diets, making it a novel protein option for dogs with existing sensitivities. Turmeric contains curcumin, a compound associated with anti-inflammatory effects relevant to joint health and mobility. On a dry matter basis the treats sit at 82% protein and 14% fat. The brand positions these for active dogs, ageing dogs, and those requiring additional joint or recovery support as a complement to their primary diet.
Nutritional Analysis
Ingredients
Wild Emu, Turmeric.

Dromaius Novaehollandiae, Emu Oil, Emu Fat, Emu Extract
Emu is a large, flightless bird native to Australia, and in pet food, its meat is sourced as an animal-based protein. Emu provides high-quality protein and essential amino acids, supporting muscle maintenance and overall health. It is included in its natural, whole food form, offering a novel protein option that may benefit pets with sensitivities to more common meats.
Emu is included as a novel protein source to cater to pets with food sensitivities and to differentiate products in a competitive market. Its use also supports premium positioning and appeals to consumers seeking alternative, exotic proteins for their pets.

Curcuma Longa, Indian Saffron, Jiang Huang, E100
Turmeric is a vibrant yellow spice derived from the root of the Curcuma longa plant, making it a plant-based ingredient. It is primarily included in pet food for its natural antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, supporting overall health and wellbeing. Turmeric is used in its natural powdered form, ensuring pets benefit from its active compound, curcumin, in a safe and bioavailable manner.
Turmeric is included as a label-friendly ingredient to appeal to health-conscious consumers due to its association with natural antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties. Its presence may also support marketing claims related to holistic or functional pet foods, despite being used in small quantities with minimal direct nutritional impact for pets.

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