Image 1 of 6
Image 2 of 6
Image 3 of 6
Image 4 of 6
Image 5 of 6
Image 6 of 6
Some benefits of Mint Munchies include: Biotin supports the immune system, promotes puppy growth and helps to maintain muscle composition as dogs get older; Calcium helps keep bones and teeth healthy, muscle building and function and a strong heart and healthy nervous system; Choline that helps prevent fatty liver syndrome and supports normal liver function, it reduces insulin requirements in diabetics and reduces seizure frequency and progression in doggies with Alzheimer’s; Copper that helps build red blood cells and grows healthy skin, coat & connective tissue; Fibre aids in the digestion and helps prevent the overgrowth of bad bacteria, along with helping the colon repair from injury; Iron to help create red bloods cells that gives your dog more energy; Magnesium helps to maintain healthy bones, muscle function and a healthy heart; Manganese helps grow healthy bones and cartilage in the joints and produces energy to function; Phosphorus helps maintain healthy teeth, bones and metabolism; Potassium assists the heart in keeping rhythm; Protein supports your dog’s immunity, coat health and muscles; Selenium helps with antioxidant function, thyroid metabolism and reproduction; Vitamin A helps with the vision, bone growth, reproduction, cells and immunity; Vitamin B1 is needed for the brain and high energy organs to function normally. It also helps to metabolise carbohydrates; Vitamin B2 helps with fat metabolism and is great for the health of the skin, eyes and brain; Vitamin B3 helps convert food to energy and supports digestion, brain function and has a key role in the production of hormones; Vitamin B5 helps maintain liver function and improve their eyesight; Vitamin B6 supports the nervous system function, hormone regulation and maintains a healthy coat, heart and helps with red blood cell growth; Vitamin B9 controls tissue growth and cell function and helps maintain a healthy metabolism; Vitamin B12 helps with the metabolism of fats and carbohydrates and converting food into energy, assisting all the crucial body functions to stay healthy; Vitamin C is a key antioxidant helping to destroy damaged cells and reduce inflammation and cognitive aging; Vitamin D regulates your dog’s calcium and phosphorus levels that are needed to build and maintain strong bones, support healthy muscle and immune function. It also helps the heart and cognitive health and helps with proper cell growth. Dogs cannot produce Vitamin D from sun exposure and therefore need it in their diet; Vitamin E is an antioxidant that helps the heart health; Vitamin K is the key to blood clotting; Zinc is important for the maintenance of enzyme, protein and hormones and for the immune system and thyroid function.