Bryn Mawr, Penn.—Pet supplement company Rocky & Bella, Inc. recently met the National Animal Supplement Council’s nationally recognized standards after a rigorous facility audit, earning the NASC Quality Seal.
The NASC is setting the standards for the pet supplement industry in quality, consistency and responsible conduct. Only 80 pet supplement companies internationally are able to use the NASC Quality Seal on products.
Rocky & Bella’s premier product is Spark, a new, natural, whole-food supplement formulated by a leading veterinarian that is available as a powder that is sprinkled on cat and dog food. The supplement is the first to offer such a comprehensive combination of whole-food ingredients that includes liver powder, blueberries and algae super foods.
NASC President Karen Howard said that earning the NASC Quality Seal indicates that the pet supplement company is focused on quality by successfully completing its independent audit.
“Rocky & Bella is demonstrating its commitment to quality ingredients and manufacturing processes with its new, natural pet supplement, Spark,” Howard said. “It’s clear that Rocky & Bella is dedicated to the health and wellness of companion animals.”
Spark, sold exclusively by Rocky & Bella independent distributors, is formulated to support healthy digestion, aid in the absorption of nutrients, support antioxidant function, help maintain a strong immune system, provide nutrients for healthy skin and coat, and more.
The natural, whole-food pet supplement was formulated by Dr. Patricia Jordan, a naturopathic veterinarian with more than 25 years of experience with an education in both conventional and holistic veterinary medicine. Dr. Jordan said that most pet foods are highly processed and lack vital nutrients pets need to thrive.
Learn more about Spark at http://www.rockyandbella.com and request a free sample.
About Rocky & Bella
Based in Bryn Mawr, Penn., Rocky & Bella was founded in 2012 by entrepreneur Charlie Poznek. The company is committed to providing the best nutrition and super food supplement that science and nature have to offer. For more information, visit http://www.rockyandbella.com.
About the National Animal Supplement Council
Since 2002, NASC has been the leader in educating consumers, veterinarians and business partners about credible animal supplement products and companies that have successfully completed facility audits of specific, nationally recognizes standards through the Quality Seal Program. For more information, visit http://nasc.cc.
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