Dog And Cat
Vital™ TBMC
- Mn as an essential cofactor for enzymes involved in bone development, reproduction, and metabolism
- Helps in cartilage and connective tissue formation
- Advantages vs. traditional MnO or MnSO₄
- Higher stability in premixes
- Less reactive with vitamins and fats → improved shelf-life of pet food
- Lower dusting, better handling
Vital™ TBCC
- Cu as being important for red blood cell formation, connective tissue synthesis, and coat pigmentation
- Supports immune function
- Advantages vs. CuSO₄
- More stable in extruded pet foods (CuSO₄ tends to catalyze fat oxidation and destroy vitamins)
- Reduced pro-oxidant activity → protects sensitive ingredients like fish oil or vitamin E
- Improved palatability (less metallic taste compared to CuSO₄)
Vital™ TBZC
- Zn being crucial for skin and coat health, wound healing, and immune function
- Supports enzyme activity (e.g., in digestion and metabolism)
- Advantages vs. ZnO or ZnSO₄
- Better stability in premixes and extruded kibbles.
- Lower solubility → reduced interactions with other nutrients (like phytate or vitamins).
- Enhanced bioavailability compared to ZnO.
Choline Chloride
- Must be heavily supplied in the diet for cat. Deficiency leads to fatty liver, poor growth, reproductive issues, and neurological problems.
- Must be supplied in the diet for dog. Deficiency leads to fatty liver, poor growth problems. Enhances cognitive function.