Ingredient file // Ingredient
Spray Dried Porcine Plasma
Pig blood plasma rapidly spray dried into a powder.
Our read // In our catalog
In 1 of every 94 foods we track
Share of foods that list it
1%
24 of the 2,264 foods we track, from 1 brand. All dry dog food.
Each square is 1% of the catalog
Where it sits on the label
Median position 10. In the top five of 0 foods, so it is usually a supporting ingredient.
0
1st
0
2-3
0
4-5
17
6-10
7
11-20
0
21+
Top five
List position, heaviest first
Price per lb
Foods with it
$3.93
All foods
$3.25
Median of the cheapest bag price across 17 priced foods, 21% above the catalog. The price is the food's, not the ingredient's.
Who leans on it
100%
of the foods that list it are from Nature's Logic. 1 brand use it in total.
What it is
Why it turns up in dog food
- Spray drying preserves the immunoglobulins, which are studied for supporting gut immunity, alongside a very digestible protein.
Who uses it
Brands, best sellers and the company it keeps
Top brands, by foods that list it
Usually listed with, share of the foods that list it
- Yeast Culture 100%
- Montmorillonite Clay 83%
- Pumpkin Seed Flour 75%
- Millet 67%
- Chicken Fat 50%
- Dehydrated Kale 42%
- Dried Kelp 42%
- Pork Fat 38%
- Alfalfa Nutrient Concentrate 38%
- Spray Dried Chicken Liver 33%
- Beef Meal 25%
- Chicken Meal 25%
An ingredient on its own tells you very little.
What matters is how much of it there is and where it sits in the list. That is why we weigh
the top five rather than reacting to any single name further down.
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