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To truly meet a pet’s biological needs, it’s not just about the amount of protein, minerals, fats, vitamins, carbohydrates, and water—it’s about how well these nutrients can be absorbed and utilized by the body without causing stress or imbalance. PROTEIN ISN'T JUST ABOUT NUMBERS Source of protein is important since some essential amino acids can only be obtained from certain foods. For example, cats...

Which Protein Is Best for Cats: Animal or Plant-Based? Many cat parents believe that “high protein” automatically means “better nutrition” for their pets. This is why the protein percentage on pet food labels often becomes the deciding factor when choosing what to feed their cat. However, while checking the label is a good first step, it doesn’t tell the whole story. Protein Quantity ≠...

What You Should Know About Sodium Sodium is a macromineral, meaning dogs need it in larger amounts than trace minerals. Together with potassium, sodium functions as an important electrolyte, helping the body with: Regulating blood pH (dogs need pH ~7.3–7.4) Maintaining proper fluid balance in and between cells Supporting nerve and muscle function Enabling nutrient absorption and transportation Assisting kidney and urinary function Activating...