Meaning Chicken fat
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A digestible energy source. A source of Arachidonic acid (elongated form of omega-6) and Linoleic (omega-6) Acid.
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Chicken fat is obtained from the tissues of chickens in the commercial process of rendering or extracting. Chicken fat is the highest of all animal sources in linoleic acid (over 23%), an important element for skin and coat health. At Nature’s Variety, we use chicken fat naturally preserved with mixed tocopherols (vitamins and minerals) and citric [..]
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Chicken fat, a high-quality source of fat and a delicious flavor enhancer, contains essential fatty acids (especially linoleic acid, an Omega-6 fatty acid) for healthy skin and coat. As a fat, it is an excellent source of energy to help your pet stay active.
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Provides essential fatty acids, such as linoleic acid, for skin and coat health. It also serves as a concentrated source of energy and flavor.
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A digestible energy source. A source of Arachidonic acid (elongated form of omega-6) and Linoleic (omega-6) Acid.
Source: tasteofthewildpetfood.com

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A digestible energy source. A source of Arachidonic acid (elongated form of omega-6) and Linoleic (omega-6) Acid.
Source: professionalpluspetfood.com

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Chicken fat is obtained from the tissues of chickens in the commercial process of rendering or extracting. Chicken fat is the highest of all animal sources in linoleic acid (over 23%), an important element for skin and coat health.
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A high–quality source of essential fatty acids and energy, chicken fat is also high in linoleic acid (source of Omega 6 fatty acids), which helps promote healthy skin and coat. The chicken fat in BLUE [..]
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Chicken fat provides essential fatty acids, such as linoleic acid, for a healthy skin and coat. It also serves as a concentrated source of energy and flavor.
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 Provides essential fatty acids, such as linoleic acid, for skin and coat health. It also serves as a concentrated source of energy and flavor.
Source: nutro.com.au (offline)





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