SBS Pet®: Uma ferramenta apoiada por pesquisas, valiosa para nutricionistas
Como nutricionista de animais de estimação, você é desafiado a atender as necessidades nutricionais completas de um animal de estimação em um único alimento, além de explicar a crescente demanda por ingredientes naturais.
Como um acidificante natural e não perigoso, o SBS Pet ajuda a atender a essas demandas com benefícios de valor agregado, como a capacidade de melhorar a saúde do trato urinário, abordar questões nutricionais e possibilitar crédito sobre a melhoria da saúde e segurança dos animais.
Explore todas as pesquisas da SBS Pet para conhecer seus benefícios completos
Reduz o risco de doença do trato urinário em felinos
O SBS Pet ajuda a reduzir o risco de formação de cálculos de estruvita e de oxalato de cálcio.
Melhore a Palatabilidade em Alimentos para Gatos e Guloseimas
A alta intensidade de acidez do SBS Pet ajuda os fabricantes de alimentos para animais a fornecerem o sabor limpo e ácido que os gatos desejam em menor concentração e, portanto, menor custo.
Resolver problemas nutricionais vitais com o SBS Pet
A adição de SBS Pet ajuda os formuladores de alimentos para animais de estimação a abordar vários problemas nutricionais.
Improve Urinary Tract Health in Minks
Formation of struvite crystals in the lower urinary tract is a common cause of lower urinary tract diseases in minks. Urine acidification can dissolve existing crystals and prevent the formation of new crystals. Studies have shown that SBS Pet significantly lowers mink urine pH.
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