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Common Ingredients Used In Pet Food (view source)
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Alternatively, a European pet food manufacturer may choose to provide a full ingredients list. Since labelling legislation varies from country to country, pet food manufacturers may be required to list all ingredients. For example, <font color="red">in the USA</font> a pet food manufacturer must list all ingredients used providing information about any process used to make the ingredients and the chemical names where appropriate (for example, [[Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine) - Nutrition|pyridoxine hydrochloride]] (source of vitamin B6). A glossary of commonly used ingredients in the EU is provided in <font color="red">Table 2.</font>
Alternatively, a European pet food manufacturer may choose to provide a full ingredients list. Since labelling legislation varies from country to country, pet food manufacturers may be required to list all ingredients. For example, <font color="red">in the USA</font> a pet food manufacturer must list all ingredients used providing information about any process used to make the ingredients and the chemical names where appropriate (for example, [[Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine) - Nutrition|pyridoxine hydrochloride]] (source of vitamin B6). A glossary of commonly used ingredients in the EU is provided in <font color="red">Table 2.</font>
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!colspan="3" bgcolor="#97C7F7"|TABLE 2a: Glossary of common ingredients used to make wet pet food in Europe
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!align="center" bgcolor="#D9EAFA"|<i>Ingredient</i>
!align="center" bgcolor="#D9EAFA"|<i>Description and Use</i>
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!align="left" width="20%"|Meat and animal derivatives
!align="left"|<small>Chicken Meal</small>
!align="left"|<small>Chicken parts, may include muscle meat, carcass, necks, intestine, heads, feet. Parts are dried and fat removed creating a meal, provides a highly digestible source of protein, amino acids, fats, fat-soluble vitamins and minerals.</small>
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!align="left"|<small>Poultry Meal / Poultry by-product meal</small>
!align="left"|<small>Poultry parts from chicken, goose, duck or turkey; may include muscle meat, carcass, intestine, heads, feet; dried with fat removed creating a meal, provides a highly digestible source of protein, amino acids, fats, fat-soluble vitamins and minerals.</small>
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!align="left"|<small>Pork meal / bone meal</small>
!align="left"|<small>Can include muscle meat, organs such as heart, lung, liver, may contain bone, dried with much of the fat removed creating a meal. A highly digestible source of protein, amino acids, fats, fat-soluble vitamins and minerals.</small>
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!align="left"|<small>Beef meal / bone meal</small>
!align="left"|<small>Can include muscle meat, organs such as heart, lung, liver, may contain bone, dried with much of the fat removed creating a meal. A highly digestible source of protein, amino acids, fats, fat-soluble vitamins and minerals.</small>
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!align="left"|<small>Hydrolysed feather meal</small>
!align="left"|<small>Partially digested (hydrolysed) feathers from chicken, goose, duck or turkey; highly digestible source of protein and essential amino acids</small>
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Table 2a – Glossary of common ingredients used to make wet pet food in Europe
Table 2a – Glossary of common ingredients used to make wet pet food in Europe