Crude ash indicates the total mineral content in pet food. Traditionally, a higher crude ash content can suggest lower quality because it may indicate a higher bone content, which is less digestible for pets.

At Edgard & Cooper, we prioritize using fresh meat in our kibbles, ranging from 40 to 50% for dogs and 60 to 65% for cats. Fresh meat, particularly the muscle cuts we select, is rich in essential minerals such as iron, zinc, selenium, sodium, and potassium.

While traditionally a higher crude ash content has been associated with lower quality, in our case, it reflects the high-quality fresh meat we use. The presence of essential minerals from fresh meat contributes to the overall nutritional value of our food.

By choosing Edgard & Cooper, you are providing your pet with food that includes a rich array of essential minerals from high-quality ingredients, supporting their overall health and well-being.

This revised explanation aims to clarify the context of crude ash content while addressing potential customer concerns about quality.