From Donor to Bowl: The Story of Plasma in Pet Nutrition
Every day, thousands of people roll up their sleeves to donate plasma. Some do it to help save lives. Some do it for a little extra cash. Whatever the reason, they’re giving something powerful: a piece of life itself.
Here’s the twist: this life-giving gift doesn’t just help people. It can help pets thrive, too.
Plasma from pigs and cows works like the “universal donor” of the animal world. Packed with nutrients, amino acids, and bioactive components, it’s transformed into a functional ingredient that goes into pet food. Every kibble, every treat, every bite carries the natural goodness of plasma, supporting the health and happiness of dogs and cats.
And it’s not just about protein. Plasma provides highly digestible nutrition, balanced amino acids, and health-boosting elements in a form that’s consistent, easy to use, and responsibly sourced.
The Natural Boost Pets Deserve
You think about what goes into your own body. Why wouldn’t you think the same for your pets?
Plasma is a naturally derived ingredient that does more than add protein to the bowl. It’s clean, consistent, and functional, quietly supporting nutrition where it matters most: the gut, the immune system, and overall vitality. From formulation to feeding time, plasma helps create pet foods that are simple, effective, and aligned with the values of health-conscious pet parents.
Backed by Science, Loved by Pets
Plasma isn’t just another ingredient. It’s one of the most researched in animal health and nutrition. Studies show that plasma delivers unique bioactive components like immunoglobulins, bioactive peptides, and growth factors that help maintain gut health, support the immune system, encourage beneficial gut bacteria, and even promote brain function.
It’s also a high-quality protein with proven palatability that pets love, outperforming common ingredients like egg powder, poultry byproduct meal, and vegetable based ingredients.
The result? Clean-label pet foods you can feel good about feeding, backed by science, and designed to help your pets live healthier, happier lives.
