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These cannot be synthesised by the body in sufficient quantities and must be supplied in the diet. These are individual "building blocks" for tissues, organs, enzymes, hormones, antibodies etc. For dogs, these include Leucine, Isoleucine, Valine, Arginine, Methionine, Histidine, Phenylalanine, Threonine, Tryptophan and Lysine. For cats, Taurine is also essential.

These include Leucine, Isoleucine & Valine. These are vital for muscle development and maintenance and utilization of other amino acids to build proteins, help in haemoglobin production, wound healing, etc.

One of the three branch chained amino acids (BCAAs) along with Isoleucine and Valine. Vital for muscle development and maintenance and utilization of other amino acids to build proteins. When combined with regular exercise, it has been found to reduce cholesterol as well boost weight loss and prevent high blood sugar.

A branch chained amino acid, which along with Leucine and Valine is responsible for energy building, muscle repair and stabilizing blood sugar levels. May also help in haemoglobin production and may facilitate wound healing as it plays a role in blood clotting.

A branch chained amino acid, which acts along with Leucine and Isoleucine. The three combine to regulate muscle turnover and energy metabolism. May help in the treatment of liver disorders and conditions of the digestive and nervous system.

Helps boost the immune system by enhancing T-cell production. It aids in detoxification in the liver and kidneys, induces release of growth hormone and may help in male fertility problems and cardiovascular diseases.

Sulfur containing amino acid, which helps in the growth and maintenance of strong bones, hair and nails. It helps in the synthesis of Choline and Taurine in dogs. May help in preventing depositing of fats in the liver and in the synthesis of bile salts. May help prevent tumours.

Releases histamines from the body reservoirs. Helps in pain control, prevention of arthritis and helps in the circulatory and digestive system.

Responsible for appetite control, synthesis of Tyrosine and other hormones and helps in pigmentation in skin and coat.

Regulates energy release, in conjunction with Phenylalanine it regulates moods and helps in synthesis of hormones and pigmentation in skin and coat.

Produces Serotonin that induces sleep and relaxation, helps in calming anxious animals, acts as a precursor to Niacin (Vitamin B₃), helps in the clotting of blood and together with methionine helps in hair growth and maintenance.

Helps in growth hormone production, promotes bone growth and development in puppies, helps in production of collagen that makes up cartilage, bones, etc.