A biologically appropriate diet
What your dog or cat eats affects all aspects of their health and well-being. BON APPETIT holistic nutrition is designed not only to treat your pet’s hunger, but also to maintain its health and well-being by meeting all its nutritional needs.
Biologically appropriate, our recipes are composed of high quality ingredients suitable for human consumption and feature: multiple sources of quality animal protein, vegetables and fruits, Omega 3 and 6 essential fatty acids, probiotics and prebiotics, glucosamine and chondroitin.
French quality
We combine traditional French gastronomy with the latest knowledge in dog and cat nutrition! France is known for its gastronomy and lifestyle. Our products are inspired by authentic taste, nutritional value and rich ingredients.
We develop ingredient-rich recipes to meet all of our pets’ needs. At Bon Appétit, we carefully analyze the most effective ingredients to develop the recipe with the best nutritional intake and optimal digestion.
High quality animal nutrition
Bon Appétit is actively involved in selecting raw materials that present the least risk of allergies and toxicity for our dogs and cats. Today, we must focus more than ever on the impact of petrochemicals on our nutrition.
As a responsible producer, we are voluntarily committed to a sustainable lifestyle that is conducive to the well-being of our animals and the preservation of their health.
High meat content
Animal proteins are essential for our carnivorous pets. They have a structural role in bones, muscles, tendons, ligaments and skin, a functional role: they are present in enzymes, hormones and antibodies and have a higher biological value than proteins of plant origin. Their amino acid profile is more complete and they promote better digestibility.
Gluten Free
Our recipes do not contain gluten, wheat, rye, corn or any other derivative of these products, to avoid the risk of food allergies.
Rice
There is nothing like rice for perfect digestion. Many foods produce metabolic waste products (some of which, such as purines, are toxic), which the body must eliminate at the cost of putting a strain on organs such as the liver and kidneys. However, rice does not contain purines and is easily assimilated.
