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Minimally processed dog food leaves high-quality, whole ingredients as unaltered as possible to help keep nutrients and enzymes intact. They may be raw, freeze-dried or lightly cooked. Recipes do not include preservatives or added fillers that would alter the ingredients.
Minimal processing means that ingredients have been altered as little as possible. Most nutrients and enzymes remain intact through preparation. Ingredients may be raw, dehydrated, freeze-dried or lightly cooked.
It can be. Without added fillers nutrients can be more easily absorbed by the dog’s digestive system. Because fillers can cause digestive issues for some dogs, many pet parents opt for minimally processed dog food.
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