What are the cows fed? Grass, grain or unmentionable mixtures?
525807
I'm using it currently and it tastes good with anything I've tried...water, milk or in fruit smoothies
631958
It is my understanding it is 100% whey protein from grass fed cows. Nothing else is added.
227140
Good luck on that question. The last thing you want is bovine sourced gelatin. Due to customer demand vegetarian gelatin is becoming more available. Wake up companies! NOBODY wants potential "mad cow" in their supplements
1822906
Feed corn. I feed it to the deer around my property during the winter. They love it!
1474702
I would assume its from an ox. But, more literally, probably a bovine (cow). Not a plant.
112095
This product does not claim to be grain free. And people have a misconstrued idea about "grain-free". Brown rice is a GOOD grain that animals can eat. It is the by-products that the food does not have that most other foods do. Natural balance is a product that is known to have a single source of protein for animals who have sensitive tummies. Grains are good, by-products are not.
1350319
Yes, whey is the protein source for this product. It is from grass fed cows raised in New Zealand who are not treated with antibiotics or given GMO grains.
1656660
It does matter if its grass fed or not - if not, then this means most likely the cattle were fed soy and or corn, which in the U.S. is about 90% chance of being genetically modified if not organic. GMO food fed to the cattle means we are getting GMO in our diet. So if this matters to you, I wouldn't go with it.
1104995
Hi, I don't know. I have not yet run across gelatin from grass fed cattle. Thanks for bringing up the question.
280089
Of course.At least that is what it claims. Organic which means the grass also had to be organicly grown for the cows. That is organic. However, the real concern should be the method of process that had been used to create the protein because the market is fluded with organic protein and to distinguish which is the superior is the methods of process. So your main concern should completely depend on the merhod of process.
1578864
Pretty sure cow, It would probably be labeled if it was goat milk. My label says nothing of either. It does reference cows in the FAQ portion of the website for sacofoods. com
38161
The meat in the ingredient list is "lean beef.' There is nothing more stated. It tastes good is all I can tell you. The differences between the flavor of grass fed, grain fed, lot fed and free range can be subtle at best. The lot fed is often the least quality, while the others do not vary much when all other conditions are the same. I work with a lot of ranchers in the central California area and that is the consensus among them and myself.
1246455
Yes- I believe there is. One of the ingredients is "organic grass fed milk protein concentrate".
1235086
I dont have a firm answer but If it was 100% grass fed, they would make it really clear on the label. Looks like it might be from cows that are pasture fed some few hours a week or something vague. Usually, when a label is vague, there is a reason. If it is USA sourced and grass fed, it would likely say organic. So, there seems to be some reason why its not organic. I would like to know as well.
409441
The label does not specifically say that it is from grass-fed cows. It does say that it is from cows that aren't treated with hormones like rbst and rbgh.
1775468
It has Gelatin in it which usually means Cow/beef by-product but I cannot be sure. Hope you get better answers elsewhere.
1823797
The bag says "Ingredients: Pure Beef Gelatin." I'm not sure how a cow could be organic, other than what they eat, which it doesn't specify.