An excellent source of amino acids and vitamin E, wheatgrass is a detoxifier that also helps with the absorption of food nutrients. 

This almighty fungus is known for its immune boosting powers, battling inflammation and cancer, while improving gut bacteria. 

Broccoli sprouts literally help increase lifespan by attacking aflatoxins and AGEs.

Super high in zinc, a mineral commonly lacking in most diets (or supplied in a synthetic form that's difficult to absorb). It's also rich in copper, vitamin D and manganese.

Contains antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. It supports the immune system by helping prevent infection and supporting the liver. 

Blueberries are one of the best ingredients you can feed your dog. They provide an array of vitamins and antioxidants that support many health functions. The fight free radicals, protect against oxidative damage and improve longevity.

Rich in antioxidants, vitamin C and great for heart health.

This superfood is one of the most nutritious on earth. It contains amino acids, phytonutrients, antioxidants and more. 

Pumpkin seeds have anti-inflammatory benefits and aid in muscle recovery. They also contain vitamin E. 

Improves liver and gallbladder function. Also helps digestion.

Contains beta carotene (naturally) and vitamin A. 

Improves iron absorption and skin health.

Supports healthy heart function and the immune system.

Removes toxins from the blood and promotes healthy skin.

This sea veggie contains potassium, iodine and may help collagen production.

Supports healthy vision and great digestion.

Flax is great for gut health, which is responsible for so much of your dog's physical and emotional wellbeing.

Aids digestion while delivering manganese and selenium.

Not enough to bring the heat, but definitely enough to provide a hit of vitamins C, K and A. Cayenne also provides great cardiac health benefits. 

Amino acids are the building blocks of protein. They help build and maintain muscle, support soft tissue, fur and skin. They also move nutrients around the body to where they’re needed. This is especially important for dogs who are super-athletic, or those who don’t consume a variety of proteins.

Lipase helps maximize the body’s ability to break down and utilize fats.