Fresh Vegetables
Available as a mix, separate, custom portioned and mixed
Raw balance presents spinach; this low-calorie, leafy green vegetable can improve your pet's overall health. Spinach contains vitamin: A, C, E, K, Folate (vitamin B9), micro-minerals potassium, magnesium, manganese, copper and iron and soluble fibres such as Nitrates, Kaempferol, Quercetin, Chlorophyll, Zeaxanthin and lutein, insoluble fibres and antioxidants that act to prevent some types of cancer. Disclaimer: Spinach should NOT be given to puppies and over feeding can lead to oxalate build up and disrupt your pets metabolism.
Carrots: Carrots are a low calorie, low-fat add on to your pet food or can even be given as a treat to reward good behaviour. These long orange sticks are rich in Vitamin A, potassium high in fiber and contain beta-carotene which is an antioxidant Disclaimer Carrots have a wall of cellulose, so we advise you to cook the carrots for better digestion and to reap the full nutritional benefits.
Broccoli. This leafy green bush is rich in vitamin K which promotes strong bones and is ideal for a growing dog There are plenty more vitamins and nutrients such as calcium and potassium making it a great snack or food add on for you pet. Broccoli is known for helping pets fight off diseases by boosting their immune system and improve overall heart health so your furry friends can live a long, active, and happy one! Disclaimer broccoli should be given in moderation as it contains traces of isothiocyanates in the floret, which can lead to indigestion problems. Can be served raw or cooked.
Celery: Celery is very low in fat and cholesterol and is an excellent source of fiber; vitamins A, C, and K, folate; potassium; and manganese. This crunchy green veggie aids in digestion and hydration as its composition is 95% water. Celery is also known to reduce inflammation and really can freshen your dog's breath which is a great incentive. Disclaimer: Celery can pose a choking hazard so be mindful when feeding it to small dogs.
Raw balance presents spinach; this low-calorie, leafy green vegetable can improve your pet's overall health. Spinach contains vitamin: A, C, E, K, Folate (vitamin B9), micro-minerals potassium, magnesium, manganese, copper and iron and soluble fibres such as Nitrates, Kaempferol, Quercetin, Chlorophyll, Zeaxanthin and lutein, insoluble fibres and antioxidants that act to prevent some types of cancer. Disclaimer: Spinach should NOT be given to puppies and over feeding can lead to oxalate build up and disrupt your pets metabolism.
Carrots: Carrots are a low calorie, low-fat add on to your pet food or can even be given as a treat to reward good behaviour. These long orange sticks are rich in Vitamin A, potassium high in fiber and contain beta-carotene which is an antioxidant Disclaimer Carrots have a wall of cellulose, so we advise you to cook the carrots for better digestion and to reap the full nutritional benefits.
Broccoli. This leafy green bush is rich in vitamin K which promotes strong bones and is ideal for a growing dog There are plenty more vitamins and nutrients such as calcium and potassium making it a great snack or food add on for you pet. Broccoli is known for helping pets fight off diseases by boosting their immune system and improve overall heart health so your furry friends can live a long, active, and happy one! Disclaimer broccoli should be given in moderation as it contains traces of isothiocyanates in the floret, which can lead to indigestion problems. Can be served raw or cooked.
Celery: Celery is very low in fat and cholesterol and is an excellent source of fiber; vitamins A, C, and K, folate; potassium; and manganese. This crunchy green veggie aids in digestion and hydration as its composition is 95% water. Celery is also known to reduce inflammation and really can freshen your dog's breath which is a great incentive. Disclaimer: Celery can pose a choking hazard so be mindful when feeding it to small dogs.
Price
C$ 3.50