Lamb meat
- Australian lamb.
- Grass fed.
- Raw and minimally processed for maximum health benefits.
Health Benefits
Growth & Development
Healthy Muscles
Energy
Heart Health
Nervous System Function
About
Lamb meat is a rich source of complete protein for our pets. In particular, the essential branched-chain amino acids (BCAA’s) leucine, isoleucine, and valine. These BCAA’s are involved in the synthesis of muscle proteins, important for healthy growth and muscle repair through life.
Lamb meat is also one of the greatest dietary sources of Threonine, an essential amino acid that is important for energy production.
Lamb meat is also a source of creatine and taurine. Creatine is an energy source for healthy muscles and taurine is an important amino acid for heart and eye health in our pets. Taurine is an essential amino acid for cats to obtain from their diet as they cannot make this amino acid from other amino acids like dogs can.
Glutathione is an antioxidant that is abundant in meat. Glutathione has an important role in normal detoxification processes within the body. Grass-fed and pasture raised lamb has higher levels of glutathione compared to grain fed sources.
Lamb is also a source of fat. Fat is important for energy and cellular health, a shiny coat, and healthy skin. Conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) is a type of fat found in lamb meat and this type of naturally occurring fat has positive effects on general health, heart and cardiovascular system function, as well as a healthy immune system.
As a red meat, lamb is higher in iron than white meats and seafood. Including red meat as part of your pets’ diet will ensure they have access to this important mineral which is critical for the transportation of oxygen through the body. Lamb is also a good source of the minerals zinc, phosphorus, and selenium.
Lamb meat is a good source of vitamin B3, B6, and B12. These vitamins are important for proper red blood cell formation, brain health and nervous system function as well as cardiovascular system health.
Lamb meat is also one of the greatest dietary sources of Threonine, an essential amino acid that is important for energy production.
Lamb meat is also a source of creatine and taurine. Creatine is an energy source for healthy muscles and taurine is an important amino acid for heart and eye health in our pets. Taurine is an essential amino acid for cats to obtain from their diet as they cannot make this amino acid from other amino acids like dogs can.
Glutathione is an antioxidant that is abundant in meat. Glutathione has an important role in normal detoxification processes within the body. Grass-fed and pasture raised lamb has higher levels of glutathione compared to grain fed sources.
Lamb is also a source of fat. Fat is important for energy and cellular health, a shiny coat, and healthy skin. Conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) is a type of fat found in lamb meat and this type of naturally occurring fat has positive effects on general health, heart and cardiovascular system function, as well as a healthy immune system.
As a red meat, lamb is higher in iron than white meats and seafood. Including red meat as part of your pets’ diet will ensure they have access to this important mineral which is critical for the transportation of oxygen through the body. Lamb is also a good source of the minerals zinc, phosphorus, and selenium.
Lamb meat is a good source of vitamin B3, B6, and B12. These vitamins are important for proper red blood cell formation, brain health and nervous system function as well as cardiovascular system health.
Recipes that contain Lamb meat
No items found.
No items found.
Thank you! Your submission has been received!
Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form.
