Dry food with insects for puppies
Choosing Teds dry food with insects for puppies is a choice for a bright future for both your dog and the world.
Teds dog food:
✔️ contains easily digestible protein
✔️ is naturally hypoallergenic and therefore contains no hydrolyzed proteins
✔️ is made from insects and contains all the necessary amino acids
✔️ contains the world's most sustainable animal protein.
Still in doubt? Let us convince you of our great nutrition!
Already thousands of dogs enjoy teds every day
Palatability is very important to us. More than 95% of all dogs choose Teds dog food over other brands.
This high wagging score makes feeding Teds not only good but also tasty.
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100x more sustainable dog food
With our food, we want to reduce the C02 impact of our four-legged friends.
We are committed to a C02 positive product, transportation and business. We are well on our way to making our entire production C02 positive already.
Super healthy insect protein
A dog is not a vegetarian that is why we use the super healthy Dutch-produced protein from the black soldier.
This sustainable protein source is a great alternative to offal or animal by-products. Those don't come into our house, of course!
Lifelong health is determined in the first period of a dog's life. Teds dry food with insects for puppies is packed with the best ingredients and is naturally hypoallergenic. Our food provides the best foundation for growing dogs and helps prevent the development of allergies from an early age.
Advantages and unique features
Teds believes that healthy nutrition, the best taste and the most sustainable dog food can go hand in hand. Teds dry food with insects for puppies is there for a bright future, where every dog eagerly awaits to unleash its full potential.
Teds puppy food:
- Beats any puppy food in taste tests;
- Has a high anti-inflammatory effect;
- Contains easily digestible protein;
- is naturally hypoallergenic and thus contains no hydrolyzed proteins;
- is made from insects and contains all the necessary amino acids;
- contains the world's most sustainable animal protein.
Composition
Dried Hermetia illucens (black soldier fly larvae) (29%), dried sweet potato (19.7%), peas (17.5%), poultry fat (10.5%), pea protein (8.5%), minerals (2%), brewer's yeast (3.0%), dried tomato (2%), dried carrots (1.0%), salmon oil (0.5%), flaxseed oil (0.5%), cranberry (0.2%), inulin (source of FOS) (0.2%), fruit, vegetable and herb mix (0.1%), yucca schidigera (0.02%).
Analytical constituents
Crude protein: 28.0%
Crude fat: 18,0%
Crude fiber: 6,0%
Crude ash: 8,1%
Calcium: 1,5%.
Phosphorus: 1,3%.
Additives (per kg)
Nutritional additives: vitamin A (retinyl acetate): 18 000 IU, vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol): 1 800 IU, vitamin E (all-rac alpha-tocopheryl acetate): 500 IU
Copper (Copper(II) sulfate pentahydrate) 3.5 mg, Copper (Copper(II) chelate of glycine hydrate) 1.5 mg, Zinc (Zinc sulfate monohydrate) 45 mg, Zinc (Zinc chelate of glycine hydrate) 20 mg, Iron (Iron(II) sulfate monohydrate) 50 mg, Iron (Iron(II) chelate of glycine hydrate) 25 mg, Manganese (Manganese(II) oxide) 20 mg, Manganese (Manganese chelate of glycine hydrate) 10 mg, Iodine (Calcium iodate, anhydrous) 1.5 mg, Selenium (Sodium selenite) 0.1 mg
Nutritional additives: taurine 1 000 mg , L-carnitine 100 mg
Contains natural antioxidants.
Nutritional advice
Answer any questions you may have
I find insects exciting. Is that good for dogs?
Insects are super healthy and sustainable. Have no fear: you won't find a leg of cricket or a whole mealworm in your dog's kibble. To make Teds, they use the larvae of the (Black Soldier) black soldier fly, which is ground up after harvesting.
The life cycle of the black soldier fly takes about 6 weeks. In special fly chambers, where tropical heat is simulated, the eggs grow into larvae. These are used as a protein source for making our dog food.
There have been hundreds of studies on the use of Insects in pet food. Our Dutch supplier Protix is one of the world's leading producers of high quality protein. If you want to know more about how this protein source is made watch the video below.
Tip: Ask your current dog food brand for a video of their protein source production. That suddenly makes our food even more appealing 🙂
What about the sustainability of your products?
Product
Insect protein and minimal carbon footprint. 20% of the total meat production goes directly to our pets. And thus contributes to a significant portion of our CO2 footprint. Insect protein production requires much less land, energy and water than meat and fish production. Therefore, we believe that the time for traditional pet food is over. As true carnivores, dogs need animal protein. Replacing traditional meat and fish with insects reduces the carbon footprint without compromising your four-legged friend's needs. After all, insects have a much higher protein content (70%) than traditional meat (25%).
Packaging
We package our kibble in mono-plastic recyclable containers.
Can a dog be allergic to your food?
This is increasingly common because dogs have been fed the same nutrients for years or of very low quality (offal).
Insects are a new protein source and, to our knowledge, there are no known cases of dogs being sensitive to insect protein. Unlike other hypoallergenic foods where protein is cut up (hydrolyzed), the insects in Teds are already naturally hypoallergenic.
Switching to Teds how do I do it?
Switching to Teds goes very smoothly provided you go through the right steps. There are several ways to switch to a new kibble. These ways differ if you look at the kibble you are currently feeding and the kibble you are switching to.
Cold-turkey, overnight immediate changeover, necessary when switching from extruded to pressed kibble or vice versa.
We recommend switching your dog to our food at one time if you go from pressed to crockpot or vice versa. It is important here that you do not not mix the two. It may occur that the stool is slightly different than normal due to the change, this is not serious. Give your dog time to get used to it.
According to the following changeover schedule when going from pressed to pressed or crispy to crunchy. Make sure you still have enough of the old feed in the house to make a smooth transition.
Step 1: 25% of Teds and 75% of the old dog food. The dog can get used to this for two days. After that, you can continue to slowly phase out the old dog food.
Step 2: 50% of Teds and 50% of the old dog food. Again, it is important to let the dog get used to this for two or three days.
Step 3: 75% of Teds and 25% of the old dog food. The dog is now almost completely switched to Teds dog food. Do this for 2 days.
Step 4: 100% Teds 0% of the old dog food. Now your dog is completely switched to Teds dog food.
Note: When switching from an extruded (crispy) kibble to pressed kibble or vice versa, we do not recommend switching using the switching schedule.
Don't change your own behavior when feeding your dog. This may cause your dog to change his own behavior as well. Should you experience any problems, please contact us.
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