Spray dried porcine plasma
Also appears on labels as: animal plasma, spray dried plasma, dried plasma, pork plasma, plasma powder, plasma powder (bovine or porcine)
The liquid fraction of pig blood, separated from the cells and spray-dried into a powder rich in immunoglobulins and albumin.
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- Where it comes from
- Collected at slaughter under controlled conditions, then heat-treated and dried.
- Why it's in the product
- Used for palatability and for its documented support of gut lining integrity in young animals. It is a well-studied functional ingredient in livestock feed.
- Safety and toxicity
- No documented toxicity. It reads alarming on a label and is not. Processing includes heat steps specifically to inactivate pathogens.
- Interactions and who should be careful
- None documented.
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Found in 14 scored products
Lowest scores first. Its presence here is not what drove those scores.
