Pet Food Ingredients: What Is in Them? Search Nongsaro Composition Data
Look up the composition of a raw ingredient by its Korean name or category. This list concerns ingredients, rather than branded commercial pet foods. A listed ingredient is not automatically suitable for your animal.
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How to read the results
Open an ingredient to view the percentages supplied by Nongsaro. The original name matters: raw, dried, powdered and other preparations are different records. Source names remain in Korean to avoid conflating distinct ingredients in translation.
Blank fields appear as “Not supplied”; an explicit zero remains zero. Moisture differences affect comparisons. Do not assume that equal percentages in differently prepared ingredients mean equal nutrient intake.
What this tool can and cannot answer
It helps identify which composition values the source reports. It does not certify a finished product, check recalls, establish a safe serving amount or determine whether a homemade recipe is complete and balanced. The data does not provide a species-specific safe/unsafe verdict.
For a packaged food, check the full label, intended animal and life stage, feeding purpose and manufacturer information. For a medical diet or a homemade main diet, discuss the whole plan with the veterinarian managing your pet.
Sources and next steps
RDA dataset and usage information · Nongsaro official OpenAPI information. Values are retrieved periodically, not on every search. The retrieval time below the tool is not the date of an individual laboratory measurement.
Search pet-specific food guidance · Read a product ingredient label (Korean) · Main diet or treat? (Korean)
Published October 31, 2026. Source: Rural Development Administration, Nongsaro. Original ingredient names and composition values are retained. PetNyam adds search and explanations.