Dried beet pulp
Also appears on labels as: dried plain beet pulp, beet pulp
The fibrous pulp left after sugar is extracted from sugar beets. The sugar is gone by the time it reaches the bag.
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- Where it comes from
- Sugar refineries.
- Why it's in the product
- A moderately fermentable fiber that improves stool quality. It is one of the better-studied fibers in dog nutrition and it does what it claims.
- Safety and toxicity
- No known concern. The persistent internet claim that it is a harmful filler is not supported.
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Found in 89 scored products
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