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Blue 2

Type: Color additive Source: Synthetic colorant What It Is Blue 2 is a synthetic food dye used to color products. In pet food, it may be included to alter or standardize appearance. Why It Appears on Pet Food Labels Blue 2 may be added to: Improve product appearance Create consistent color between batches Support product … Read more

Blue 1

Type: Color additive Source: Synthetic colorant What It Is Blue 1 is a synthetic food dye used to color products. In pet food, it may be used to change or standardize appearance. Why It Appears on Pet Food Labels Blue 1 may be added to: Improve product appearance Create consistent color between batches Support visual … Read more

Biotin

Type: Vitamin Source: Vitamin (added nutrient) What It Is Biotin is a B vitamin that may be added to pet foods as part of a vitamin premix to support nutritional completeness. Why It Appears on Pet Food Labels Biotin may be included to: Support nutrient targets in the overall formula Complement vitamin and mineral premixes … Read more

BHT (Butylated Hydroxytoluene)

Type: Preservative (antioxidant) Source: Synthetic What It Is BHT is a synthetic antioxidant used to slow oxidation in fats and oils. It helps preserve freshness and extend shelf life. Why It Appears on Pet Food Labels BHT may be added to: Preserve fats and oils Extend shelf life Maintain product stability during storage Where It … Read more

BHA (Butylated Hydroxyanisole)

Type: Preservative (antioxidant) Source: Synthetic What It Is BHA is a synthetic antioxidant used to slow oxidation in fats and oils. It helps preserve freshness and extend shelf life. Why It Appears on Pet Food Labels BHA may be added to: Preserve fats and oils Extend shelf life Maintain product stability during storage Where It … Read more

Beet Pulp

Type: Fiber ingredient Source: Plant (sugar beet) What It Is Beet pulp is the fibrous material left after sugar beets are processed. In pet foods, it is used primarily as a fiber source. Why It Appears on Pet Food Labels Beet pulp may be included to: Add fiber for stool consistency Support kibble structure Contribute … Read more

Beef Tallow

Type: Animal fat source Source: Animal (cattle) What It Is Beef tallow is rendered fat from cattle. In pet foods, it is used as a concentrated fat source and can improve aroma and palatability. Why It Appears on Pet Food Labels Beef tallow may be included to: Add dietary fat and calories Improve taste and … Read more

Beef Stock

Type: Flavor / moisture ingredient Source: Animal (cattle) What It Is Beef stock is a liquid made by simmering beef and/or bones. In pet foods it is generally used for moisture and flavor. Why It Appears on Pet Food Labels Beef stock may be included to: Add moisture to wet foods Improve aroma and palatability … Read more

Beef Fat

Type: Animal fat source Source: Animal (cattle) What It Is Beef fat is fat derived from cattle. It may be added to pet food as a calorie-dense energy source and to improve aroma and palatability. Why It Appears on Pet Food Labels Beef fat may be included to: Add dietary fat and energy Improve taste … Read more

Beef and Bone Meal

Type: Rendered animal ingredient (vague processing term) Source: Animal (cattle) What It Is Beef and bone meal is a rendered product made from beef tissues and bone. It is commonly used as a concentrated ingredient in some formulas. Why It Appears on Pet Food Labels It may be included to: Provide concentrated animal-derived material Contribute … Read more