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Common Ingredients Used In Pet Food (view source)
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The ingredients declaration on pet food packaging varies according to [[Pet Food Labels - Nutrition|legislation in place within a country]]. <font color="red">In Europe,</font> ingredients can be grouped together under a category term. For example, many [[Minerals - Nutrition|minerals]] can be included under the additives category rather than naming them individually, and ingredients sourced from animals can be included under the group term meat and animal derivatives (Table 1).
The ingredients declaration on pet food packaging varies according to [[Pet Food Labels - Nutrition|legislation in place within a country]]. [[EU Pet Food Labels|In Europe]], ingredients can be grouped together under a category term. For example, many [[Minerals - Nutrition|minerals]] can be included under the additives category rather than naming them individually, and ingredients sourced from animals can be included under the group term meat and animal derivatives (Table 1).
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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, [[USA Pet Food Labels|in the USA]], 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 <u>wet</u> pet food in Europe
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!align="center" width="20%" bgcolor="#D9EAFA"|<i>Group</i>
!align="center" width="20%" bgcolor="#D9EAFA"|<i>Ingredient</i>
!align="center" bgcolor="#D9EAFA"|<i>Description and Use</i>
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!colspan="3" bgcolor="#DEE2E3"|Meat and Animal Derivatives
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!align="left" width="20%"|<small>Meat and animal derivatives</small>
!align="left" width="20%"|Beef
!align="left"|<small>Usually fresh or frozen, can include muscle meat and organs such as heart, lung, liver, kidney, tongue, udder, provides a rich source of protein, amino acids, fats, fat-soluble vitamins and minerals.</small>
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!align="left" width="20%"|<small>Meat and animal derivatives</small>
!align="left" width="20%"|Chicken
!align="left"|<small>Usually fresh or frozen, can include muscle meat and chicken parts such as heart, lung, liver, kidney, intestines, whole carcass, provides a highly digestible source of protein, amino acids, fats, fat-soluble vitamins and minerals.</small>
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!align="left" width="20%"|<small>Meat and animal derivatives</small>
!align="left" width="20%"|Poultry
!align="left"|<small>Usually fresh or frozen, combination of chicken, turkey, duck or goose parts, can include muscle meat and parts such as heart, lung, liver, kidney, tongue, udder, intestines, whole carcass; provides a highly digestible source of protein, amino acids, fats, fat-soluble vitamins and minerals.</small>
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!align="left" width="20%"|<small>Meat and animal derivatives</small>
!align="left" width="20%"|Pork
!align="left"|<small>Usually fresh or frozen, can include organs such as heart, lung, liver, kidney; provides a highly digestible source of protein, amino acids, fats, fat-soluble vitamins and minerals; provides a highly digestible source of protein, amino acids, fats, fat-soluble vitamins and minerals.</small>
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!align="left" width="20%"|<small>Meat and animal derivatives</small>
!align="left" width="20%"|Lamb
!align="left"|<small>Usually fresh or frozen, can include muscle meat and organs such as heart, lung, liver, kidney; provides a highly digestible source of protein, amino acids, fats, fat-soluble vitamins and minerals.</small>
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!colspan="3" bgcolor="#DEE2E3"|Cereals and Grains
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