Many pet parents who switch to home-prepared diets discover their dog or cat doesn't tolerate beef, pork, or organ meat. Itchy skin, GI upset, ear infections, hot spots — all classic signs of a protein sensitivity. For these pets, our Holistic Total Body Support multivitamin (which uses pasture-raised glandulars) isn't the right fit.

That's why we built this.

Daily Wellness Formula delivers the same premium nutrient forms as Holistic Total Body Support — methylated folate (L-5-MTHF Ca) instead of folic acid, chelated bisglycinate minerals, active P5P / R5P / methylcobalamin B-vitamins, tocotrienol vitamin E — but with no beef, pork, or organ-derived ingredients.

The plant base — alfalfa as the primary source — provides chlorophyll, trace minerals, and bulk to round out the formula. Add it to your pet's home-prepared, raw, canned, or kibble diet to help meet daily nutritional requirements when organ meat isn't on the menu.

Why the forms matter.

A multivitamin is only as useful as the body's ability to absorb and use what's in it. The forms we chose, compared to what's standard in lower-cost pet multis:

 Same premium forms as our flagship glandular formula — minus the organ ingredients pets with beef/pork sensitivity can't tolerate.

Daily Wellness Formula vs. Holistic Total Body Support

Two formulas, same premium nutrient quality. The right one depends on your pet:

Choose Daily Wellness Formula if: your pet has shown sensitivities to beef, pork, or organ meat — itchy skin, GI upset, ear or paw issues that flare with these proteins.

Choose Holistic Total Body Support if: our pet tolerates beef and pork well, and you want the additional cofactor support that pasture-raised glandulars provide.

Made for cats, too.

Cats are obligate carnivores. Unlike dogs, they cannot convert beta-carotene from plant sources into the active form of vitamin A — they require preformed vitamin A in their diet, full stop. That's why this formula uses retinyl palmitate at a low, measured dose (0.1 mg per serving): it's the form cats can actually use.

This matters even more for a glandular-free formula: a cat eating a home-prepared diet without organ meat has no other dietary source of preformed vitamin A. AAFCO standards for cat food explicitly require it.

These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.