Have you ever heard of black soldier fly larvae? Not your usual housefly fare, they’re more like nature’s little workhorses that are being redeveloped into pet food powerhouses.” Just imagine a tiny crowds of super_heros, all the tiny cape_ clad larvae ready to save your pets diet with a sustainable protein. Now imagine your dog or cat trotting along there, some kind of starving sleuth, rooting out each morsel of protein revelation. Discovering their treasure, tails begin wagging and paws begin pouncing. The beauty of black soldier fly larvae is that they can take a punch, just rolling with the punches when it comes to food waste and processing it into pure, pet-friendly goodness. Learn more here!

These are organisms that decompose waste that would otherwise end up in landfills.

What would they look like differently, you might ask? In other words, my friend: putting rocket fuel in your pet’s diet and not having to answer for climate change. The larvae of the black soldier fly are highly proteinous but very low on environmental footprint; what do they call that-a win-win? Definitely. Apart from the call of sustainability, the quiet revolution plays out in dog and cat bowls. Now, as then, those watchful people around a backyard grill want to dish up goodness inside and out — pet parents, that is. Fluffy, Fido and all the rest get great protein, as well as, their bones and sparkles too; and the bonus-they devour it as if there is no tomorrow, their tails drumming.

Let’s add a touch of science fairy dust here. Stuffed to the gills with calcium, healthy fats, and amino acids, these grubs will take Spotty from pup to pooch without a hiccup. Now flash forward to that golden moment in the future where feeding time was never again a drag: you and your pet thrilled to every second of the gastronomic ecstasy. If the allergens ban some proteins from the pet menu, the black soldier fly larvae slide in as hypo-allergenic.