Dog treat made from lab-grown meat on sale in UK as retailer claims a ‘world first’ | Cell-cultivated meat

A treatment for a dog made of meat planted in the laboratory has been sold Pet at home In a step, retail claims are a world first.

Made of chick bites from vegetable ingredients along with cultivated meat, which are produced by developing cells and do not require the lifting or slaughter of animals.

The manufacturer, meat, said that the chicken was produced from one sample of cells taken from one chicken egg, which can be produced enough meat cultivated to feed the pets “forever”.

It claims that the meat is “delicious and nourishing like traditional chicken breast”, and it contains amino acids, fatty acids, minerals and vitamins needed for pet health.

In July It became the first country in Europe To support the implanted meat for use in pet food, after the chicken produced by the meat was approved by the Ministry of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) and the Animal and Plant Health Agency.

Pet at home said it believes it is the first company in the world to sell meat cultivated for pet food. A limited version of Chick Bites has been sold in Pet animals At home in Brentord, west of London.

The retail seller, who invested in meat, said the light meal was a nourishing, healthy and sustainable alternative to traditional dog treatments.

Meatly said it plans to raise funds to expand production and make chicken available on a wider scale in the three years to the next five, with more planned collaboration of the package, which provided plants based on plants and pets at home.

“Just two years ago, I felt the moon shot. Today we are going. It is a giant leap forward, towards an important market for healthy, sustainable and gentle meat with our planet and other animals,” said Owen Anwar.

“This innovation has the ability to reduce the environmental impact of pet food significantly and it will be Gamechanger for the industry,” said Anja Madsen, General Manager of Pet Operations at home.

“The cultivated meat provides a delicious, low -carbon and healthy source with the ability to eliminate the animal food industry for pets,” said Damian Clarkson, CEO of the package.