Mint
312 foods contain this ingredient
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About Mint
Mint is typically used in pet foods and treats as a natural flavoring and breath freshener rather than a macronutrient, contributing trace antioxidants and volatile compounds that may mildly aid digestion. In small culinary amounts it is generally safe for dogs, but concentrated essential oils or certain species (e.g., pennyroyal) can be toxic, and cats are more sensitive to essential oils, so manufacturers should avoid high concentrations and toxic varieties.
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Common Questions
What category is Mint?
Mint is categorized as a herb ingredient in the KibbleLab database.
Is Mint part of an allergen group?
No allergen group is linked to Mint in the KibbleLab database.
Which foods contain Mint?
312 foods in the KibbleLab database contain Mint, including Canine Caviar, Chicken Soup for the Soul Pet Food, Darford.
Foods with Mint
Alphabetical by brand. Scores run 0 to 10, higher is better, on published veterinary science.
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