brewer’s yeast is derived from a single-celled organism responsible for fermentation in beer. rich in b vitamins (b1, b2, b3, b5, b6, b7, and b9) and antioxidants, brewer’s yeast promotes healthy skin, hair, eyes, and liver function in humans and pets. brewer’s yeast is also high in selenium, potassium, chromium, iron, zinc, and magnesium. it’s important to note that brewer’s yeast does not contain b12, a necessary vitamin found in animal products and sometimes added to nutritional yeast. the high …

rich in b vitamins and protein, the dried, inactive form of brewer’s yeast can be used as a nutritional supplement (2). a moderate amount of brewer’s yeast in pet food appears safe for dogs and cats (4). however, keep in mind that brewer’s yeast does not contain b-12—which aids in digestion and helps prevent a certain type of anemia—unless the product is fortified with it. you may notice some companies selling a blend of brewer’s yeast and garlic for dogs …

from catnip croutons to tuna treats, these cat treat recipes call for a variety of wholesome ingredients, like salmon, cheese, tuna and even catnip. even still, it’s nice to have cat treats in your arsenal for birthdays, special occasions (hello, hug your cat day) or for those moments when your stubborn kitty needs a little extra motivation. “it’s important that cats have a lot of moisture, so too many grain- or cereal-based foods aren’t particularly good for them.” “many store-bought …