Ash is not added as an ingredient, it is an indicator of mineral content and is legally required to be listed within the analysis on pet food packaging. Ash is measured by heating the food to a very h [..]

A small proportion of beet pulp is added to Arden Grange pet foods as it is a good source of both soluble and insoluble fibre. The soluble fibre is a good food source for the friendly bacteria in the [..]

Dried brewers yeast is included in the Arden Grange recipes as it is an excellent source of B-complex vitamins and amino acids. It is also considered by many to be an effective natural flea repellent. [..]

Carrots are a good source of beta-carotene (which acts as an antioxidant and natural source of vitamin A), B vitamins, minerals and trace elements, and are included in the Arden Grange Partners range [..]

Cellulose is a form of fibre derived from plants. An added natural source of cellulose is incorporated into our cat products to help stimulate the production of saliva, thus assisting the passage of h [..]

Like fresh chicken, chicken meal is an excellent protein source. Arden Grange chicken meal is of the highest quality, and comprises the clean parts of the carcass ground up into a fine calcium rich fl [..]

Corn (or maize as it is also known) is a member of the starch family of carbohydrates. Arden Grange use a combination of carbohydrates in the majority of the complete dry recipes (i.e. rice and corn) [..]

Dried whole egg powder is a versatile ingredient. The yolk is a good fat source, whilst egg whites contain the purest form of protein found in whole foods. Eggs are also a valuable source of vitamins [..]

Arden Grange fish meal is composed primarily of whiting (white fish), and herring (oily fish). Fish meal is a natural balanced feed ingredient that is high in protein, minerals, vitamins and micronutr [..]

Fish oil (from salmon) is included in the recipes for energy, as a source of essential fatty acids and for the transport of the fat-soluble vitamins. Fish oil provides an excellent supply of the omega [..]