She makes a compelling case for animal fats, in particular, since the body
requires arachidonic acid to function properly and this omega - 6 fatty acid is found only in animal fats.
Whereas dogs are able to convert linoleic and linolenic acids found in plant material into arachidonic acid, cats lack this ability and
require arachidonic acid from an animal source.
Not exact matches
They
require certain nutrients like amino acid taurine and fatty acid
arachidonic which are only available in meat.
For example, unlike dogs, cats
require dietary sources of vitamin A,
arachidonic acid, and taurine.
They
require nutrients such as taurine and
arachidonic acid that are only found in animal sources.
As obligate carnivores, cats
require taurine and
arachidonic acid — nutrients that can only be found in animal protein sources.
Cats
require taurine and
arachidonic acid.