3 Vitamins For Homemade Dog Food

Azestfor Homemade Dog Food Vitamins when used in conjunction with Azestfor recipes is formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for growth and adult dog maintenance.

1 lb of Azestfor Homemade Dog Food Vitamins will make approximately 33 lbs of homemade dog food complete and balanced.
1 teaspoon of vitamins = approximately 5 grams 

1lb of vitamins = 453 grams 
1lbs bag of vitamins = 90 teaspoons 

21 Essential Vitamins and Minerals. Including Calcium, Phosphorous and Taurine. Country of Origin by Ingredient Tricalcium Phosphate – USA Natural Chicken Liver – USA or Roasted Peas for Veggie flavor -USA Chia Seeds - Argentina, Paraguay, Bolivia, Ecuador, Mexico Potassium Chloride -USA, Canada Kelp Meal – Canada Calcium Carbonate -USA Magnesium Sulfate – Mexico Sodium Chloride – USA Choline Chloride – USA Vitamin E Supplement – USA, China, Switzerland Zinc Sulfate – USA, Mexico Ferrous Sulfate – USA Copper Sulfate – Mexico Sodium Selenite – USA Thiamine Mononitrate -Germany Manganese Sulfate – Mexico Niacin Supplement – India D-Calcium Pantothenate – Germany, Scotland, China Riboflavin – Korea, Germany, China Vitamin A Supplement – China Vitamin D3 Supplement – Switzerland Pyridoxine Hydrochloride – Germany Vitamin B12 Supplement – France Calcium Iodate – USA, Canada Folic Acid – France, China

Proprietary formulations created exclusively for Azestfor, Inc.

Azestfor, Inc is based in Los Angeles California, USA.

Manufacturer is based in Illinois, USA.

Co-packer is based in Southern California

Yes. Azestfor products are suitable for all breeds and all ages (12 weeks and older).

Yes - If the food you buy does not already have vitamins i.e. raw diets. No- If the food is kibble or canned food it will already be complete and balanced and you do not need to add additional vitamins.

Feeding Your Dog Homemade Food Means Creates Excitement at Meal Times - ideal for picky eaters. Eating High Quality whole foods means a life Free of Fillers, Preservatives and Harsh Chemical Treatments the simple and healthy Azestfor vitamins and recipes provide all the vital nutrients needed for your dog to live their best life - ensuring they have everything they need to thrive, keeping them active and healthy The Food Grade Bio-available Fresh Ingredients are More Readily Absorbed and you will: Have Peace of mind knowing exactly what is in your dogs bowl and confidence your dog is getting all the nutrients they need. You can manage Food Allergies by Tailoring Your Dogs Diet and Save Money by Lowering Vet Bills for diet related illnesses.

You are making the food complete and balanced. Each recipe contains the quantity of vitamin mineral mix to add. General Guide Homemade Dog Food Vitamins Dosage: 1 1/4 teaspoons per cup of homemade dog food

An adult dog's caloric needs depend on factors such as age, breed, and level of physical activity. Dogs under 2 years of age require 10 to 20 percent more calories than dogs aged 3 to 7 years. Dogs older than 7 years require about 20 percent less energy than dogs between 3 and 7 years of age. Some breeds, like the Newfoundland, require about 17 percent fewer calories per pound of body weight compared to other breeds.

The daily caloric requirements for adult and older dogs depend on conditions such as maintenance, growth, pregnancy or lactation, activity level, temperament, environmental temperature, and diet digestibility. Older dogs, being less active, need fewer calories to maintain an optimal weight. Their caloric intake can decrease to 80 percent of that needed for younger adult dogs.

The daily caloric needs for an individual dog depend on conditions such as maintenance, growth, pregnancy, or lactation. Other determining factors include the dog's activity and temperament, environmental temperature, and the diet's digestibility. The basic calculations of the caloric needs are based on an adult dog's body weight as follows:

Body weight^0.75 X 132 = Kilocalories needed

or

Body weight^0.75 X 125 = Kilocalories needed

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Highly active dogs require more energy. Some very active dogs cannot maintain their normal weight until additional energy is given by feeding a high fat diet. The energy requirements of an active dog can be different, not only based on their activity level but also their breed and age.

Globally Sourced Ingredients. Proprietary formulations created exclusively for Azestfor, Inc.

Azestfor, Inc is based in Los Angeles California, USA.

Manufacturer is based in Illinois, USA. Packaged in the USA

The Azestfor Homemade Dog Food Vitamins - Veggie are considered vegetarian but not vegan.

The Vitamin D3 is derived from Lanolin. Lanolin is a naturally occurring grease on shorn sheep's wool. Shearing sheep for their wool does not harm the sheep.

Yes, you can reheat frozen meals with vitamins, reheat to room temperature, not hot.

Azestfor has full transparency and traceability with ingredient sourcing – only working with reputable suppliers who meet stringent global and local quality standards which evaluate quality, social responsibility and pass third party audits.The raw material ingredients are tested to access food safety, sustainability, physical characteristics, nutritional parameters and HSE Health Safety and Environment impact.

AAFCO is an agency that verifies with scientific methods that the food is appropriate for the dogs and nutritionally complete and balanced for the life stages of dogs.

The nutritionists have kept the recipes as simple as possible. Yes you can make substitutions. No, we are not able to evaluate your individual recipes.

The essential ingredients you need to include in your homemade dog food are: 

Protein - venison, poultry, beef, lamb, fish, seafood, dairy, 

Carbohydrate - vegetables, cereals, grains, bean

Vitamins and Minerals - Azestfor Homemade Dog Food Vitamin 

Fat- Source of linoleic acid - Sunflower, Walnut, Wheat germ, Soybean or Corn oil 

Note: If you use poultry (chicken) or seafood (fish) as the source of protein instead of beef, lamb, venison, dairy, soy you do not need to add fat, as linoleic acid is naturally occurring in chicken and fish