"One-third of the protein in dogs and cats is collagen.
Collagen is composed of 20 kinds of amino acids in different amounts and orders, 10 of which are "essential amino acids". It cannot be synthesized in the body of dogs and cats and relies on daily dietary intake, accounting for about 25% of the collagen in dogs and cats.
The other 10 are "non-essential amino acids" that can be synthesized in the body of dogs and cats , accounting for about 75% of the collagen in dogs and cats.
Dogs and cats are carnivorous animals. They must eat meat to absorb essential amino acids and bones and skin to absorb non-essential amino acids to ensure the integrity of protein in the body. Sex.
But today’s dog and cat diets tend to focus on meat, resulting in insufficient bones and skin, and a variety of health problems due to insufficient non-essential amino acids, so we want to make our furry babies healthier. , in addition to the owner’s loving companionship and daily careful care, the furry child must also receive enough collagen."
