Dried Pineapple Pollock

Q: Q. Can I feed my dog as much LeeAndPol's treats as they want?

While dried pollack offers many health benefits for dogs , overfeeding it is not advisable. Excessive consumption can lead to overindulgence, putting a strain on their digestive system and potentially causing weight gain. Furthermore, the nutrients found in dried pollack, such as protein, potassium, calcium, and phosphorus, are beneficial to dogs when consumed in appropriate amounts. However, overconsumption of these nutrients can put a strain on their kidneys and liver, so it's best to feed them in moderation. Fruits and vegetables rich in vitamins, fiber, and various minerals can help your dog's health. But, feeding too much can cause problems such as excessive sugar intake. So, it is recommended to feed them in appropriate amounts.

Q: Q. Why is Korean dried pollock famous for its high quality?

Korea has a long history of eating pollock . Additionally, Koreans process pollock in various forms and are so specialized that numerous names are given depending on the type of processing. Dried pollock is one of the most representative processed forms of pollock with a long history. It is not simply dried by exposure to sunlight like common dried foods. Korean dried pollock is dried by repeatedly freezing and thawing by hanging it out on the beach where the sea breeze blows during the cold winter. This process concentrates the nutritional components of the pollock, enhancing its texture and flavor, resulting in the highest quality Korean dried pollock. The highest quality Korean dried pollock that has gone through this drying process has a yellow color. So, these dried pollock is called "Hwang-tae" in Korea, with "Hwang" means yellow in korean.

Question 1

Q. Can I feed my dog as much LeeAndPol's treats as they want?

Accepted Answer

While dried pollack offers many health benefits for dogs, overfeeding it is not advisable. Excessive consumption can lead to overindulgence, putting a strain on their digestive system and potentially causing weight gain.

Furthermore, the nutrients found in dried pollack, such as protein, potassium, calcium, and phosphorus, are beneficial to dogs when consumed in appropriate amounts. However, overconsumption of these nutrients can put a strain on their kidneys and liver, so it's best to feed them in moderation.

Fruits and vegetables rich in vitamins, fiber, and various minerals can help your dog's health. But, feeding too much can cause problems such as excessive sugar intake. So, it is recommended to feed them in appropriate amounts.

Question 2

Q. Is it okay to feed my dog ​​the dried pollock that people eat?

Accepted Answer

Regular dried pollock or dried fish sold for human consumption typically contains salt, as it is made from ocean fish. Additionally, synthetic preservatives and other food additives are often used for long-term storage.

Excessive salt intake can have harmful effects on dogs' health. Therefore, it is recommended to give your dog dried pollock snacks specifically made for dogs, like those from LeeAndPol, which do not contain food additives and have reduced salt content.

Question 3

Q. Why is Korean dried pollock famous for its high quality?

Accepted Answer

Korea has a long history of eating pollock. Additionally, Koreans process pollock in various forms and are so specialized that numerous names are given depending on the type of processing.

Dried pollock is one of the most representative processed forms of pollock with a long history. It is not simply dried by exposure to sunlight like common dried foods. Korean dried pollock is dried by repeatedly freezing and thawing by hanging it out on the beach where the sea breeze blows during the cold winter.

This process concentrates the nutritional components of the pollock, enhancing its texture and flavor, resulting in the highest quality Korean dried pollock.

The highest quality Korean dried pollock that has gone through this drying process has a yellow color. So, these dried pollock is called "Hwang-tae" in Korea, with "Hwang" means yellow in korean.

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