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Super premium quality dry food for adult dogs and puppies. Bemo means health!

Bemo is a Polish brand operating in the pet market for several years. We produce our food, treats, and supplements in Europe, using the highest quality components without compromise! Our primary goal is to create safe, highly valuable, natural component-based nutritional systems supported by scientific research from around the world. The result of our efforts is professional Bemo products that meet the expectations of dogs and cats with the most demanding nutritional needs.

Natural dog food, whose recipe is based on a homeostatic approach to animal nutrition, is a key element in caring for the health and well-being of our pets. Homeostasis refers to maintaining the stability of the body's internal environment, which is extremely important for the proper functioning of a dog's body. In our foods, you will find health-promoting nutraceuticals such as humic acids, tannins, or beta-glucans that guarantee excellent support for your pet's immune and digestive systems.

The basis of natural dog foods is ingredients that reflect the diet to which dogs would be adapted in natural conditions. This means that the food should contain appropriate proportions of proteins, fats, and carbohydrates to meet the instinctive nutritional needs of dogs. Protein plays a key role in a dog's diet, supporting muscle development, maintaining healthy fur and skin, and overall physical fitness. Natural dog food should provide high-quality animal-derived proteins such as meat or fish. Fats are an essential energy source and support healthy skin and coat condition. Additionally, foods rich in omega-3 fatty acids positively affect immune system functions and prevent inflammation.

Therefore, Bemo food recipes are a perfectly balanced meal providing highly digestible protein and fats at an optimal level, as well as a range of bioavailable nutraceuticals such as humic acids, chestnut extract, or milk thistle.

Carbohydrates play a role in providing energy, and natural dog foods can contain healthy sources such as brown rice, potato flakes, vegetables, and fruits. However, we should avoid overloading a dog's diet with low-nutritional-value carbohydrates such as sunflower, sorghum, and other low-quality grains. Additionally, it is worth paying attention to the presence of vitamins and minerals that are essential for maintaining optimal dog health. Dry dog food should provide not only basic nutrients but also micro and macro elements necessary for the proper functioning of the body. Natural dog foods based on a homeostatic approach to animal nutrition are a key element in caring for the health and well-being of our four-legged friends. By providing them with complete nutrients, we support their natural body functions and contribute to a long-lasting and energetic life while maintaining full functional balance.

What distinguishes Bemo foods? A homeostatic approach to dog nutrition in a unique form:

• super premium quality foods
• formulas without compromise
• hypoallergenic compositions of health-promoting additives
• free from beef and pork fats
• free from grains, soy, and GMO
• without chicken fat and meat
• without legumes and sunflower
• proprietary recipes
• contain chondroitin and glucosamine for joint support
• ensure shiny coat
• contain probiotic and prebiotic formula (MOS + FOS)
• our foods do not contain vegetable oils! (sunflower, rapeseed)
• High palatability and digestibility
• packaging is biodegradable and recyclable
• ensure health and well-being at every stage of a dog's life.

How to choose the right food for your dog?

1. Determine your dog's age and life stage.

• Puppies: Need food rich in protein and fats for proper growth.
• Adult dogs: Require a balanced diet that maintains their weight and condition.
• Seniors: Need food with lower calories and higher fiber levels, as well as joint-supporting ingredients.

2. Consider the size of the dog's breed

• Small breeds: Have a faster metabolism, so they need more caloric food in small pieces.
• Large breeds: Need food that supports joint health and weight control.

3. Consider special health needs

• Food allergies: Choose hypoallergenic food free from ingredients that may cause allergic reactions.
• Digestive issues: Look for easily digestible food with added probiotics.
• Weight problems: Choose food with reduced calorie content.

4. Carefully check the food composition

• Protein: Should be the main ingredient, coming from high-quality sources (e.g., meat, fish).
• Fats: Sources of healthy fats, like fish oil, are beneficial for skin and coat.
• Carbohydrates: Avoid foods with a lot of grains. Better sources of carbohydrates are sweet potatoes, peas.
• Additives: Beneficial additives can include glucosamine, chondroitin (for joints), vitamins, and minerals.

Analyze the information on the label

• Ingredients: Ensure that the first ingredient is meat, not by-products or fillers.
• Guaranteed analysis: Check the protein, fat, fiber, and moisture content.
• Certifications: Look for quality certifications (e.g., AAFCO - Association of American Feed Control Officials) that indicate the food meets specific standards.

Conduct a palatability and tolerance test

• Gradual introduction: Introduce new food gradually, mixing it with the current one to avoid digestive issues.
• Monitoring: Observe how the dog reacts to the new food - its energy level, coat condition, stools.

Consultation with a veterinarian, dietitian, or nutrition advisor.

It is always worth consulting the choice of food with a veterinarian who knows your dog's health history and can advise the best option.

Popular types of food:

• Dry food (kibble): Easy to store, helps maintain dental hygiene.
• Wet food (cans): Contains more water, may be more palatable for the dog.
• Semi-moist food: Often contains more sugar and preservatives, so be careful when choosing it.

How to choose the best food for your dog? 

High-quality dog food is characterized by several key features that ensure it provides all the necessary nutrients, is safe, and palatable for the dog. Here are the most important features of such food: