Addiction Le Lamb: Complete & Balanced Digestive Health Formula for Dogs
Free-Range New Zealand Lamb • Rapid-Air Dried • Hypoallergenic Nutrition
Engineered to deliver both exceptional palatability and physiological efficacy, Addiction Le Lamb integrates ethically sourced free-range lamb—raised on the pristine pastures of New Zealand, under strict antibiotic- and hormone-free protocols—with a synergistic blend of whole fruits, vegetables, and clinically validated nutraceuticals, thereby providing a complete and balanced dietary solution that supports robust digestive function, systemic vitality, and long-term wellness through its commitment to bioavailable, species-appropriate nutrition.
The strategic inclusion of chelated minerals—specifically zinc glycinate, iron proteinate, and copper amino acid complexes—demonstrates 40-60% greater absorption efficacy compared to inorganic alternatives via dipeptide transport mechanisms, thereby ensuring maximal cofactor availability for enzymatic reactions governing immune response, antioxidant defense, and dermal health; this is further augmented by supplemental taurine (0.15% concentration) which stabilizes myocardial cell membranes and retinal photoreceptors through sodium-calcium exchanger modulation, proactively mitigating dilated cardiomyopathy risk in susceptible breeds while supporting neurological development in juveniles.
Adhering to rigorous exclusion protocols that eliminate grains, gluten, GMOs, and synthetic growth hormones—common triggers for inflammatory bowel pathologies and endocrine disruption—this recipe employs proprietary rapid-air drying technology wherein temperatures remain deliberately suppressed below 70°C throughout convection-based moisture extraction, a critical preservation measure that eradicates pathogenic bacteria while retaining heat-labile nutrients (including B-vitamins, endogenous proteases, and Omega-3 fatty acids) typically denatured during conventional high-heat extrusion, thus ensuring optimal nutrient delivery and gastrointestinal tolerance.