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Why PETNATURVITAL?
Your pet deserves more
A balanced bowl is the start, not the whole story. Dogs and cats often need a targeted nutritional boost — for joints, coat, digestion or calm energy. PETNATURVITAL is built for that extra, everyday support.
Formulas that actually work
We choose ingredients for what they do, not for a long label. Oils, algae, herbs and meat-based recipes are kept transparent, so you can see exactly what you are feeding.
Inspired by nature
No artificial additives, synthetic vitamins or preservatives. The recipes follow the animal’s real needs, with gentle processing that keeps nutrients easy to digest.
Honest, traceable ingredients
You should never have to guess what is in the pouch or the tin. We keep recipes open, sourcing careful, and the story of each formula simple enough to explain in one sitting.
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Proper meat content
Our feeding concept follows nature, matching the real needs of dogs and cats.
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Purely natural
No artificial additives, synthetic vitamins, preservatives or flavourings.
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Easy to digest
Cold pressing supports gentle digestion and better nutrient uptake.
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The best ingredients
Herbs, sprouts, oils and algae provide natural nutrients.
Meet our team
Dr. Elena Marin
DVM | Small animal veterinarian
Dr. Marin focuses on everyday nutrition and preventive care for dogs and cats. She helps PETNATURVITAL keep formulas practical for real households, not only clinic cases.
Dr. Thomas Brenner
DVM | Companion animal nutrition
With two decades in companion-animal practice, Dr. Brenner advises on digestibility, ingredient quality and how supplements sit alongside a species-appropriate diet.
Dr. Maya Kovacs
DVM | Integrative pet care
Dr. Kovacs looks at the whole animal: skin, joints, digestion and calm energy. She reviews botanical and marine ingredients for safety and everyday use.
Dr. Daniel Rossi
DVM | Internal medicine interest
Dr. Rossi supports the board on sensitive digestion and long-term wellness. He insists every recipe stays transparent, with no hidden additives.
Dr. Sofia Lang
DVM | Dermatology & coat health
Dr. Lang specialises in skin and coat comfort. She helps shape oil and algae formulas that stay gentle enough for daily feeding.
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What pet parents say
★★★★★ Rated 4.9 out of 5
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Finally a food he actually eats
Finally a food my dog actually eats, and his stomach is settled too. The cold-pressed pellets do not swell in the bowl.
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Even my picky cat loves it
Even my picky cat loves the Chicken Mousse. Soft, meaty and completely natural — she finishes the tin.
★★★★★
Part of our shedding-season routine
The algae oil became part of our shedding-season routine. Less fluff on the sofa, and his coat looks calmer.
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Settled stomach, shiny coat
We switched slowly over a week. No more gurgling after dinner, and his coat has a proper shine again.
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Wet food first, always
Our cat drinks almost nothing. The wet menus finally match how a cat should eat — meat first, biscuits as a snack.
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Easy on a working dog
After long days outside he still has a light stomach. The complete menus are simple, and he finishes the bowl.
Blog
Naturavetal® Blog
Practical reading for dog and cat people.
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What is healthy dog food?
Healthy dog food follows nature: plenty of meat, gentle processing, and no synthetic additives, flavourings or unnecessary fillers in the bowl.
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Why cold-pressed dog food?
Cold pressing is a gentle way to make dry food: nutrients stay intact, the pellet does not swell in the bowl, and digestion stays easy.
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How to feed a cat well
Cats are true carnivores. Wet food should lead the diet, with meat as the main event and dry food only as a crunchy extra.