Farmina Vet Life canine

NATURAL NUTRITIONAL SOLUTION FOR THE WELLBEING OF DOGS.
Farmina Vet Life Natural Diet is the new, revolutionary, veterinary range of Farmina Pet Foods, the first only natural. Nature itself is the guiding principle of Farmina Philosophy which finds full expression in new diets exiting a long and accurate scientific research led in collaboration with the Chair of Animal Nutrition of the University of Naples Federico II.
The experience gained in the development of ideal nutritional strategies, appropriate to the physiology of dogs and cats, made possible for Farmina Vet Research to formulate the first veterinary natural diet characterized by:

 
Only Natural Antioxidants, tocopherols rich extracts which allow a natural preservation of the product.

Without GMO (Genetically Modified Organisms), European Union allows GMOs use but regulates it strictly appealing the precautionary principle. Farmina goes beyond excluding from any formula potentially GMO ingredients (such as corn) and using GMO Free Ancestral Cereals (spelt and oats).

Ancestral cereals lead to Low Glycemic Index food which modulate perfectly the postprandial glycemic response.
Farmina Vet Life Natural Diets products are also packed in protective atmosphere to avoid fats oxidation and preserve always fresh the product.

Respect as the basis for our scientific research 
One of peculiar characteristics of clinical trials set up by FVR is the cooperation with dozens of independent Veterinarians operating all over Italy who offer a nutritional solution to cats and dogs already affected by diseases. Pets have the chance to improve their condition by living still in their families for the whole trial period, whitout any change in their lifestyle except for diet, fully respecting animal’s welfare.

Discover Farmina Vet Life, The best support for your pet’s well-being. 
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> The importance of a Natural preservation
> Why choose GMO free?
> Raw Materials quality
> Farmina Scientific Research
> What’s the Glycemic Index and why is it important to keep it low during some physiologic/pathologic states?