Cats accept food with cultivated meat well
Cat food containing cultivated meat is well accepted and digested by cats. This is evident from a recent study by Ghent University and biotech company BeneMeat, the results of which have been published in Frontiers in veterinary science.
Study Examines Cultivated Meat in Cat Food
A study published in Frontiers in Veterinary Science found that a complete feline diet containing cultivated meat from BeneMeat was well accepted and digested by domestic cats. The research was conducted in collaboration with Ghent University and focused on the acceptance and digestibility of the ingredient in petfood applications.
Cats Like Conventional Chicken. They Prefer Cultivated Meat Even More
A feeding trial shows that BeneMeat’s cultivated hamster meat is well-accepted and digested by cats, who leave significantly fewer scraps than when they eat conventional chicken.
Study: Cultivated meat shown to be well-accepted, digestible protein for cats
PRAGUE — BeneMeat announced the results of a new scientific study on its cultivated meat in cat food. Conducted in collaboration with Ghent University and published in Frontiers in Veterinary Science, the study found that cat food made with cultivated meat was well accepted and digested by domestic felines.
BeneMeat cultivated meat diet shows strong acceptance in cat feeding study
A complete feline diet containing cultivated meat from BeneMeat has shown strong acceptance and adequate digestibility in domestic cats, according to a peer-reviewed study published in Frontiers in Veterinary Science.
New study highlights cultivated meat potential in cat nutrition
Research published in Frontiers in Veterinary Science by Ghent University and BeneMeat found that a complete diet containing cultivated meat was well accepted and showed good digestibility in domestic cats, highlighting its potential as a novel pet food ingredient.
EU Opens Public Consultation on Biotech Act II, Targeting Industrial Fermentation and Biomanufacturing
The European Commission’s call for evidence on its proposed Biotech Act II has drawn responses from across the alternative protein and industrial biotech sectors, with companies urging clearer regulatory pathways for fermentation-derived ingredients, cultivated biomass, and precision fermentation ahead of the June 10 deadline.
First cultivated meat dog food is unveiled by FORZA10 and BeneMeat
FORZA10 and BeneMeat have unveiled the world’s first complete cultivated meat dog food at Interzoo 2026. The launch is being regarded as a significant step forward for alternative protein innovation and sustainable pet nutrition in Europe.
Prague hosts world’s leading protein scientists: Nobel laureate David Baker headlines Prague Protein Spring 2026
PRAGUE — More than sixty researchers from around the world gathered in Prague from 7 to 10 May 2026 for Prague Protein Spring 2026 (PPS 2026), one of Europe’s most prominent meetings in protein science. This year’s edition, themed “Protein Science in the Post-AlphaFold Era: New Challenges – New Paradigms”, was opened by the 2024 […]
Interzoo 2026: beyond cats and dogs, upcycling, cultivated meat and more
From PFAS-free packaging to lab-grown dog treats, the pet industry event in Nuremberg showcased how environmental and economic realities are shaping the market.
