Sierra Mountain Canine Recipe with Roasted Lamb

Lamb is a highly digestible protein that enhances palatability.

Lamb and lamb bones are cooked and ground to a fine consistency. A nutrient-rich source of protein and minerals.

A power-packed vegetable rich in dietary fiber, vitamins A and C, iron, calcium and beta carotene, this is one complex carbohydrate source that provides all-day energy.

Cooked and dried whole eggs.

A legume that contains protein, fiber and carbohydrates.

Garbanzo beans, or chickpeas, are a legume. They are high in protein and fiber.

Peas, either green or yellow, are highly nutritious legumes that are made up of protein, starch and fiber in addition to vitamins and minerals.

Whole peas that have been ground into a flour consistency. Nutrient-rich source of protein and carbohydrates.

Provides a blend of omega fatty acids for skin and coat health. Contains alpha-linolenic acid, an omega-3 fatty acid. Also a source of vitamin E.

Non-fermentable yeast that provides B-complex vitamins and proteins. Flavor enhancer.

Lamb is a highly digestible protein that enhances palatability. Roasted to add flavor.

A fiber source that helps support digestive health and firm stools. Sourced from tomatoes, contributes vitamin C, lycopene and other important antioxidants.

Ingredient that is added to enhance the flavor and acceptance of the food. (Does not contain MSG).

This oil is extracted from salmon. Marine-source oils are rich in omega-3 fatty acids such as EPA and DHA.

An essential amino acid which, along with cysteine, is one of two sulfur-containing amino acids that helps to build proteins. In cat recipes, DL-Methionine helps support a healthy urine pH.

Source of sodium and chloride. Used in formulas for growing animals or reproducing animals. Sodium and chloride are required in higher levels by these life stages.

Potassium salt of hydrochloric acid and is required for body fluid maintenance, nerve conduction (including normal heart rhythm) and certain metabolic processes. Potassium is the main electrolyte in intracellular fluid.

A B-complex vitamin. Choline is required for normal nervous system function, normal growth in young animals and protection of the kidneys. It can be synthesized in the liver but is a dietary requirement.

An amino acid that maintains healthy eyes and heart.

A prebiotic fiber that produces short-chain fatty acids in the colon. These SCFAs supply energy for colonocytes (cells lining the colon) as well as the good bacteria in the colon, supporting healthy digestion.

A source of vitamin C and lycopene, important antioxidants.

Rich in fiber and antioxidants, blueberries are considered to be a superfood.

These berries contain antioxidants that help support overall good health.

A plant extract that provides flavor to the food.

A probiotic, or good bacteria, that is added to our formulas to help support healthy digestion. It is a component of our proprietary probiotic blends, K9 Strain Probiotics and Viables Probiotics.

A probiotic, or good bacteria, that is added to our formulas to help support healthy digestion. It is a component of our proprietary probiotic blends, K9 Strain Probiotics and Viables Probiotics.

A probiotic, or good bacteria, that is added to our formulas to help support healthy digestion. It is a component of our proprietary probiotic blends, K9 Strain Probiotics and Viables Probiotics.

A probiotic, or good bacteria, that is added to our formulas to help support healthy digestion. It is a component of our proprietary probiotic blends, K9 Strain Probiotics and Viables Probiotics.

A probiotic, or good bacteria, that is added to our formulas to help support healthy digestion. It is a component of our proprietary probiotic blends, K9 Strain Probiotics and Viables Probiotics.

Helps protect cell membranes, regulates intracellular respiration and immune function.

Chelated form of iron. Necessary for the transport of oxygen throughout the body. Chelated minerals are attached to amino acids for better absorption from the digestive tract.

Chelated form of zinc. Zinc is necessary for the formation of proteins in the body, normal immune system function, skin and wound healing, growth and reproduction. Chelated minerals are attached to amino acids for better absorption from the digestive tract.

Chelated form of copper. Copper is an important mineral for maintaining coat color and also regulates reproduction in cats. Chelated minerals are attached to amino acids for better absorption from the digestive tract.

Inorganic form of iron. Added to enhance the iron content of the food. Iron is responsible for the transport of oxygen throughout the body.

Non-chelated form of zinc. Zinc is necessary for the formation of proteins in the body, normal immune system function, skin and wound healing, growth and reproduction.

The manganese salt of sulfuric acid is needed for proper bone formation, growth and reproduction. Manganese is a micro mineral which functions as a component of several cell enzymes that catalyze metabolic reactions.

An inorganic form of copper, a required mineral element. Copper is involved in normal reproduction as well as responsible for maintaining normal coat pigmentation.

Potassium salt that is required for body fluid maintenance, nerve conduction (including normal heart rhythm) and certain metabolic processes. Potassium is the main electrolyte in intracellular fluid.

Vitamin B1. Required for protein and carbohydrate metabolism, as well as to maintain normal nervous system function.

Chelated form of manganese. Manganese is important for proper bone formation, growth and reproduction. Chelated minerals are attached to amino acids for better absorption from the digestive tract.

Vitamin C, an antioxidant vitamin. Nonessential vitamin for dogs and cats because they can produce adequate amounts on their own.

An active source of vitamin A, which is necessary for reproduction, vision, normal skeletal and tooth development, immunity and tissue integrity.

B vitamin required for metabolism of fats, carbohydrates, proteins, fatty acids and nonessential amino acids. Water-soluble vitamin. Required for normal skin and coat.

Vitamin B3. Important for maintenance of hair, skin, nervous system and energy metabolism.

Source of pantothenic acid, a B vitamin. This vitamin is necessary for normal intestinal function, growth and haircoat color.

Form of selenium, an essential trace mineral necessary for normal immune function and reproduction.

Vitamin B6. Water-soluble. Necessary for blood cell formation and nervous system function.

The only B vitamin that can be stored by the body. Necessary for formation of red blood cells and normal nervous system function.

Vitamin B2. Water soluble. This vitamin is necessary for nervous system function, energy utilization, healthy skin and coat and tissue repair.

A supplemental source for vitamin D3, an essential vitamin nutrient.

A water-soluble B vitamin necessary for formation of red blood cells and for normal function of the nervous system and reproduction (fetal development).