Nutrient Analysis Commonly referred to as Typical Nutrient Analysis (NA), this describes the nutrient content that a specific pet food formula is expected to achieve based on data from the formula database, or in some cases, from an actual laboratory assay. The goal in posting the Typical NA is to provide nutritionists and veterinarians with information that can aid in the treatment of clinical problems such as a cat with struvite or in working with overly obese dogs to prescribe feeding amounts and diet choice for the animal's success

• Protein 30.363 %
• Arginine 1.809 %
• Histidine 0.609 %
• Isoleucine 1.027 %
• Leucine 1.988 %
• Lysine 1.639 %
• Met-Cysteine 1.079 %
• Methionine 0.763 %
• Phe-Tyrosine 1.866 %
• Phenylalanine 1.098 %
• Threonine 1 %
• Valine 1.267 %
• Fat 12.01 %
• Linoleic Acid 2.028 %
• Arachidonic Acid 0.102 %
• Ash 7.557 %
• Calcium 1.466 %
• Phosphorous 1.247 %
• Sodium 0.45 %
• Magnesium 0.115 %
• Iron 158.605 mg/kg
• Copper 19.321 mg/kg
• Manganese 29.332 mg/kg
• Zinc 142.877 mg/kg
• Iodine 2.491 mg/kg
• Selenium 0.826 mg/kg
• Vitamin A 27880.564 IU/kg
• Vitamin D 2288.018 IU/kg
• Vitamin E 301.622 IU/kg
• Vitamin B1 (Thiamine) 17.306 mg/kg
• Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin) 7.908 mg/kg
• Vitamin B5 (Pantothenic Acid) 24.114 mg/kg
• Vitamin B3 (Niacin) 75.161 mg/kg
• Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine) 6.522 mg/kg
• Folic Acid 1.105 mg/kg
• Biotin 0.222 mg/kg
• Choline 2412.972 mg/kg
• Taurine 0.22 %
• Omega 3 1.059 %
• Fiber 3.071 %
• Carbohydrates 40.955 %

*Calculated amounts may differ from packaging as some packaging values are based on available feeding trial data.