Stop feeding you dog potato chips.

Most kibble is overly processed starch puffs that contains empty calories and minimal nutrients.

Brindl is a healthy choice that your best friend will truly benefit from.

Dr. R. Soltero Sr., DVM has been a Veterinarian in Scottsdale, AZ for over 40 years.

Seeing how important a pet’s diet is has led him to write a book about it, as well has help us create 3 premium recipes.

• MEATS

  Chicken: excellent source of protein, Omega-6 fatty acids, glucosamine, and essential amino acids.  Contribute to overall bone health, better energy levels, healthier skin, and a shinier coat.

  Salmon: High in Omega-3 fatty acids and protein.  Supports a strong immune system, helps reduce allergies, promotes healthy skin and coat, and assists in reducing inflammation.

  Steak: Rich in protein, iron, and amino acids to promote joint health, muscle tone, and gives your dog energy.

  Liver: Powerhouse of vitamins and nutrients.  Supports a healthy immune system, reproductive organs, joint health, and nerve health. 

• VEGETABLES / SUPERFOODS

  Carrots: contain fiber, beta carotene, potassium, calcium, vitamin A, and more. A natural electrolyte that supports healthy eyes, teeth, and a strong immune system

  Pumpkin: soothes the digestive system, supports gut health, and provides antioxidants, essential vitamins, and calcium.

  Sweet Potato: contains carotenoids, Vitamin A, C, B6 and fiber.  Great for immune system and essential for maintaining healthy nerves, cells, muscles, and eyes.

  Green Beans: include protein, iron, calcium, B6, Vitamin A, K, and C.  Supports overall health, low in calories, and high in fiber – great for weight control.  Promotes healthy production of red blood cells and strong nervous system.

  Zucchini: Vitamin A, C, B6, K – beneficial for eyesight, organ health, bone and cartilage growth, and blood clotting.

  Green Peas:  contain minerals iron, zinc, potassium, and magnesium.  Peas have the antioxidant lutein, which supports the heart, eyes, and skin.  Gentle on digestive system and rich in protein

  Spinach: High in Vitamins A, B, C & K, and good source of iron and antioxidants.  Benefits the immune system, maintains healthy bone marrow, and aids in preventing some cancers and cardiovascular issues. 

  Flax Seed: Soothes the intestinal tract, aids in lowering blood pressure, helps improve kidney function, and can relive arthritic pains.

  Eggs: source of protein, calcium, selenium, and other essential vitamins.  Benefits healthy cell development, metabolism, and strong bones.

  Cod Liver Oil: aids with heart health and provides a silky coat.  Relieves allergy symptoms, joint pain, and boosts the immune system.

  Rosemary: known for its antimicrobial properties.  This herb promotes a healthy gut, aids in preventing heart disease, and can improve memory and overall mood.

• GRAINS

  Brown Rice: great for natural fiber, carbohydrates, and Vitamin D & B.  Good for heart health and blood sugar levels

  White Rice: A natural stomach soother, easy to digest, and aids in gastrointestinal issues.

  Whole Oats: source of vitamin B, fiber, and linoleic acid.  Strengthens the skin barrier, promotes a healthy weight, and gut health.