Azestfor's vitamin powder is the only calcium supplement for homemade dog food you will need to make your best friend's meal nutritionally balanced.
Our recipes and supplements have been scientifically developed to provide the blend of vitamins and minerals your dog's body craves.
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All of our homemade dog food recipes are vet approved, were created with love by animal nutritionists, and are simple to prepare.
Protein, Carbohydrate, Fat, Multivitamins and Minerals.
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It's much easier than you might think.
Cook for easier canine digestion.
Like sunflower oil.
Why is Homemade Dog Food Better Than Store Bought? Fresh, high quality, whole food lightly prepared, provides unsurpassed nutrition. Azestfor's homemade dog food recipes are delicious and scientifically formulated to be nutritionally balanced meals for your dog.
When you're making dog food at home, you're in complete control of what's going into your best friend's body. You'll have peace of mind knowing it's healthy, free of preservatives, chemical additives and contains no harsh processing, or empty calories that can lead to chronic health problems and expensive medical bills later in life.
If your dog has specific dietary needs due to medical conditions like allergies or needs to lose weight, the fastest was to improve his or her health is through nutrition. A balanced diet with plenty of protein will improve your dog's skin and give them a glossy coat.
Calcium in homemade dog food is essential in maintaining healthy teeth and bones, it plays an important role in blood coagulation and is essential in muscle contraction and nerve impulse transmission. Calcium should be taken in conjunction with phosphorous, and Vitamin D.
Vitamin D is a fat soluble vitamin whose main action is to increase the amount of phosphorus and calcium that is being absorbed by the intestine.
Calcium, phosphorous and Vitamin D are provided in the correct ratio to ensure a healthy dog diet.
In addition dogs need magnesium, potassium, and sodium for nerve impulse transmission, muscle contraction, and cell signaling. Many minerals that are present only in minute amounts in the body, including selenium, and copper, act as helpers in a wide variety of enzymatic reactions.
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Calcium |
Formation of bones and teeth; blood coagulation; nerve impulse transmission; muscle contraction; cell signaling |
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Phosphorous |
Skeletal structure; DNA and RNA structure; energy metabolism; locomotion; acid-base balance |
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Potassium |
Acid-base balance; nerve impulse transmission; enzymatic reactions; transport functions |
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Sodium |
Acid-base balance; regulation of osmotic pressure; nerve impulse generation and transmission |
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Chloride |
Acid-base balance; transfer of extracellular fluids across cell membranes |
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Magnesium |
Enzyme functions; muscle and nerve-cell membrane stability; hormone secretion and function; mineral structure of bones and teeth |
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Iron |
Synthesis of blood components; energy metabolism |
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Copper |
Connective tissue formation; iron metabolism; blood cell formation; melanin pigment formation; myelin formation; defense against oxidative damage |
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Manganese |
Enzyme functions; bone development; neurological function |
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Zinc |
Enzyme reactions; cell replication; protein and carbohydrate metabolism; skin function; wound healing |
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Iodine |
Thyroid hormone synthesis; cell differentiation; growth and development of puppies; regulation of metabolic rate |
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Selenium Vitamin A |
Defense against oxidative damage; immune response Vision; growth; immune function; fetal development; cellular differentiation; transmembrane protein transfer |
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Pantothenic Acid |
Energy metabolism |
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Riboflavin |
Enzyme functions |
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Thiamine aka Vitamin B1 |
Energy and carbohydrate metabolism; activation of ion channels in neural tissue |
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Vitamin E |
Defense against oxidative damage |
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Vitamin D |
Maintenance of mineral status; phosphorous balance |
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Taurine |
Heart health |
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Niacin |
Enzyme functions |
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Pyridoxine B6 |
Glucose generation; red blood cell function; niacin synthesis; nervous system function; immune response; hormone regulation; gene activation |
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Folic Acid |
Amino acid and nucleotide metabolism; mitochondrial protein synthesis |
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Vitamin B 12 |
Enzyme functions |
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Choline |
Phosopholipid cell membrane component |
Azestfor has removed the guess work of what vitamins & minerals supplements to add to homemade dog food. Make complete and balanced dog food that meets AAFCO nutrient profiles. Formulation includes calcium/phosphorous supplements.
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Sandy & Roo
We switched Roo's diet to homemade because of her dry itchy skin problems, which now seems under control. Plus she is also slimmer and more energetic.
Victoria & Kenji
It's just common sense - every dog should be eating this way - it's the best, purest and tastiest.
Lauri & Noodle
I started making my own dog food as we wanted to upgrade Noodle's diet that he was refusing to eat. He loves meal time now.
