on March 28, 2008
Does MOS work for petfoods?
It may support gut health, but is it essential for healthy dogs and cats?
Despite being investigated for a long time, MOS hasn't become mainstream.
Mannan oligosaccharide -- also called mannans or, more commonly, MOS -- is a naturally occurring component of yeast cell walls. MOS has been researched extensively for use in livestock nutrition and more recently for humans and pets mainly in…
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