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What's in the pantry

With your dog’s best interests at heart, you can expect totally natural and high-quality ingredients. Each ingredient is packed full of incredible health benefits, allowing your furry friend to enjoy ultimate health and wellness.

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What’s In Your Dog’s Pantry?

At Green Pantry, we use nature’s pantry to provide you with the highest quality natural dog food.

All our products aim to combine high quantities of freshly prepared and sustainably sourced meat and fish with a delicious and natural array of fruits and vegetables, herbs and botanicals, and healthy carbohydrates.

The main ingredients in our pantry are listed below, along with some of their natural benefits for your dog.

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Meat and Fish

Dogs have developed a need for certain protein levels as part of their balanced diets, as they are naturally predisposed omnivores. The best way for your dog to achieve this is through a balanced diet, particularly from protein found in meat, fish, or insects.

At Green Pantry, we source the highest quality meat or fish that is sustainably sourced and freshly prepared. The following are all found in Green Pantry Natural Dog Foods:

  • Green Lipped Mussels

    Green Lipped Mussels are packed with natural Omega 3, which can help reduce inflammation associated with stiff and sore joints

  • Chicken

    Chicken provides lean protein, essential amino acids, and a variety of nutrients. These benefits promote muscle growth and energy and help maintain a dog’s overall health and well-being. This nutritious meat is also rich in B vitamins, which support a healthy metabolism, and zinc, which boosts the immune system. Including chicken in your dog’s diet ensures they receive the vital nutrients needed for a vibrant and active life.

  • White Fish

    Exceptionally low in fat while high in protein, making it an ideal diet component for weight management in dogs or pancreatitis in dogs. Its lean composition supports healthy weight, while the high-quality protein contributes to muscle maintenance and repair.

  • Venison

    Game meat is known for being lean and easily digestible, perfect for dogs with sensitive stomachs or dietary restrictions. It’s also rich in iron and protein, contributing to muscle health and vitality.

  • Turkey

    Not only is it a lean protein that can aid muscle development and overall health in dogs, but as a more novel protein, it is an excellent alternative for dogs that suffer from allergies to more common, lean proteins, like chicken. Its low-fat nature makes it a healthy option for maintaining optimal weight while providing the necessary nutrients for energy and growth.

  • Trout

    Shares many of salmon’s health benefits, including being easy to digest, low in fat and packed with omega-3 fatty acids. These nutrients are essential in maintaining a robust immune system and supporting overall wellness.

  • Salmon

    Renowned for its richness in omega-3 fatty acids, vital in promoting healthy skin and a shiny coat. Its easy digestibility makes it suitable for dogs across all life stages, supporting cognitive function and reducing inflammation. Salmon, like most fish, is also low in fat.

  • Pork

    Often overlooked, it offers a rich source of essential vitamins and minerals for a dog’s metabolism and energy levels. It’s packed with B vitamins and amino acids, supporting healthy bodily functions and contributing to a robust immune system.

  • Lamb

    Is frequently found in hypoallergenic dog foods, making it a go-to option for dogs with food sensitivities or allergies. Beyond its hypoallergenic properties, lamb is naturally rich in omega-3 fatty acids, significantly promoting joint health and reducing inflammation.

  • Duck

    Stands out as a novel protein source for dogs. It minimises the risk of food allergies while also providing essential fatty acids. These nutrients support skin health and coat condition and contribute to a robust immune system.

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Good Grains

Good Grains are a valuable source of essential nutrients when used in the right quantities. They provide dogs with the necessary carbohydrates to supply energy and fibre to aid digestion. Additionally, grains are rich in vitamins and minerals that support a dog’s overall health, including maintaining healthy skin and a shiny coat. Grains such as brown rice, barley, or oats can help build a balanced and nutritious meal for dogs without grain sensitivities.

Many grains have indeed been vilified in recent years; however, except for dogs with specific allergies, there is little science to support this. The key, as ever, is their use as part of a balanced diet and that they are not used excessively at the expense of other high-quality ingredients such as meat, fish, fruit, veg, and herbs. Grain levels up to 50% would be ideal for a healthy and balanced diet when complimented with freshly prepared meat, and fruit and veg.

  • Oats

    These are gentle grains known to help a dog’s digestive system, making them ideal for dogs with sensitive stomachs. They are a good source of soluble fibre and rich in vitamins and minerals, supporting a healthy, balanced diet.

  • Linseed

    Also known as flaxseed, it is valued for its high omega-3 fatty acid levels, which can help maintain healthy skin and a shiny coat. It also contains lignans and antioxidants to support immune health and combat inflammation.

  • Barley

    A nutrient-rich grain that offers dogs a blend of vitamins and minerals necessary for energy production and maintaining a healthy skin and coat. Its fibre content is beneficial for digestion, helping to keep a dog’s gastrointestinal system running smoothly.

  • Brown Rice

    A wholesome grain that supplies dogs with vital energy. It’s packed with fibre, which can aid in digestion. Additionally, brown rice is a source of essential minerals like magnesium and selenium, supporting overall wellness.

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Fruit and Veg

Incorporating fruits and vegetables into a dog’s diet is crucial for their health and vitality. These natural health foods are high in essential vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, which can significantly enhance a dog’s immune system and help to ward off some illnesses. They also provide dietary fibre, which aids in maintaining proper digestive health.

Moreover, fruits’ natural sugars can offer a healthy energy boost, while the water content in both fruits and vegetables helps keep dogs hydrated, especially during hot weather. Certain vegetables, like carrots and celery, also support dental health. Incorporating these plant-based nutrients into a dog’s diet endorses a holistic approach to nutritional health, complementing the benefits of good grains, meats, fish, and other natural components.

  • Beetroot

    Beetroot promotes better health in dogs by improving liver function, supplying antioxidants, and aiding digestion, leading to a more vibrant and active lifestyle.

  • Asparagus

    Asparagus promotes dogs’ health by providing essential nutrients, antioxidants, and fibre, aiding digestion, boosting immunity, and supporting overall well-being.

  • Tomatoes

    In moderation, tomatoes benefit dogs, providing a source of vitamins A and C, potassium, and antioxidants that support overall health.

  • Spinach

    A nutrient-dense leafy green that provides antioxidants, iron, and vitamins K, A, and C, supporting immune, cardiovascular, and bone health.

  • Sweet Potato

    Sweet Potatoes are another beneficial root vegetable. They offer dietary fibre, vitamins A and C, and other essential nutrients that contribute to a dog’s coat, skin, and digestive health.

  • Pumpkin

    This is highly regarded for its digestive benefits, including its high fibre content, which can aid in constipation and diarrhoea events. Thanks to its beta-carotene, vitamins, and antioxidants, it also supports skin health.

  • Potatoes

    They are a good source of vitamins, including vitamin C and potassium, essential for heart health, and carbohydrates that provide a valuable energy source, making them a highly beneficial addition to a dog’s diet.

  • Peas

    These are rich in vitamins and minerals, contributing to a dog’s nutritional balance without adding unnecessary calories.

  • Lentils

    These are an excellent source of plant-based protein and fibre, helping maintain muscular health and digestive regularity.

  • Kale

    A powerhouse of nutrients, offering antioxidants, vitamins, and iron, supporting overall health and immunity.

  • Cranberries

    In appropriate quantities, cranberries can be beneficial for dogs. They are mainly known for helping to deter urinary tract infections. Cranberries are also a rich source of vitamins C, E, and K1, antioxidants, and fibre.

  • Carrots

    Are also a low-calorie source of fibre and beta-carotene, which is converted into vitamin A to support good vision and immune function.

  • Blueberries

    Blueberries Are a superfood for humans and dogs, packed with antioxidants, vitamins C and K, and fibre. These nutrients support a dog’s immune system and contribute to overall health.

  • Beans

    Are excellent sources of plant-based protein and fibre, supporting muscular health and aiding digestion. They also contain crucial vitamins and minerals supporting a dog’s natural diet.

  • Apples

    Offer dietary fibre, vitamin A, and vitamin C, contributing to digestive health and maintaining healthy skin and coat.

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Herbs and Botanicals

At the Green Pantry, we strive to use natural ingredients instead of synthetic additives to meet your dog’s nutritional needs. Our products use herbs and botanicals to provide your furry friend with the best care. Here are some of the natural herbs and botanicals we use and their benefits:

  • Yucca
    Works well in cat food to help reduce stool odor. It is also naturally high in anti-inflammatory properties, so it can provide some benefits for mobility and joint support.
  • Mixed Herbs

    Mixed Herbs can benefit dogs by boosting immunity, aiding digestion, reducing inflammation, and providing antioxidants. These contribute to overall health, vitality, and robust wellness for your canine companion.

  • Basil

    Basil improves dogs’ health by reducing inflammation, acting as an antioxidant, and supporting digestion, contributing to their overall well-being and vitality.

  • Valerian

    Renowned for its calming and soothing properties, helping dogs with anxiety and stress.

  • Turmeric

    It contains curcumin, which is well-known for its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. These properties support joint health and overall wellness.

  • Thyme

    Has antimicrobial properties that help maintain the dog’s skin and gut health.

  • Spirulina

    A powerful antioxidant and immune booster with proteins and amino acids for muscle and strength.

  • Seaweed

    This can help reduce plaque buildup and is a rich source of iodine, which is helpful for thyroid function and a healthy metabolism.

  • Sage

    Has antimicrobial and antifungal qualities, aiding in maintaining oral health and freshening breath.

  • Rosemary

    Known for its natural antioxidant properties, which help enhance the dog’s immune system and promote a healthy coat.

  • Parsley

    Rich in vitamins and can act as a natural breath freshener.

  • Oregano

    Possesses antibacterial and antifungal properties, supporting the immune system and gastrointestinal health.

  • Nettle

    Nutritious, supports skin and coat health, and offers herbal support for allergies.

  • Mint

    Helps freshen your dog’s breath and offers gastrointestinal benefits, such as reducing gas and soothing stomach upset.

  • Milk Thistle

    Due to the natural presence of silymarin, it can support liver health with its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.

  • Linseed

    Rich in omega-3 fatty acids, promoting healthy skin and coat.

  • Horehound

    Can assist with digestive issues and be an expectorant for respiratory health.

  • Hemp

    Contains CBD, which has been shown to help with anxiety, low levels of pain, and inflammation without psychoactive effects.

  • Flaxseed

    A natural provider of omega-3 fatty acids that can help maintain a shiny coat and healthy skin.

  • Fennel

    This herb can be advantageous for dogs with sensitive stomachs. It offers anti-inflammatory properties that can ease digestive discomfort. Its high vitamin content supports general health.

  • Dill

    Offers digestive benefits, helping to ease indigestion and manage bad breath.

  • Celery Seed

    Diuretic and anti-inflammatory properties that can support kidney, joint, and urinary tract health.

  • Alfalfa

    Contains vitamins and minerals that support joint health, especially for older dogs.

  • Aniseed

    Freshens your dog’s breath and acts as a gentle digestive aid.

Why choose Green Pantry

Honesty & Integrity

Incredibly proud of each of our recipes, all of our ingredients are grown organically and in the UK. Therefore, we aren’t afraid to be honest. All of our foods feature generous portions of freshly prepared ingredients, packed full of incredible health benefits.

Our Customers

Our loyal customers are at the forefront of all of our recipes. Trust and certainty go a long way, and we are dedicated to providing our customers with the highest quality pet food in the business. In fact, our highly-rated customer satisfaction makes us one of the best in the industry.

Continuous Hard Work & improvement

The dedication and hard work of our team doesn’t go amiss. That’s why we’re always striving to improve. Our team is made up of incredibly passionate people who genuinely care about their pets, including nutritionist experts. So, don’t worry – we know what we’re talking about!

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