Usually means: Nutrition specifically formulated for animals.
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▸ noun:  Synonym of animal feed
▸ noun:  Food from animals.

Similar:
animal feed, feedstuff, feed, stockfeed, feeding stuff, pigfeed, feedingstuff, feedstore, feedground, fodder, more...

Opposite:
vegetarian, vegan, plant-based

Types:
hay, alfalfa, pellets, veggies, fruit, timothy, orchard, clover, more...

Phrases:
animal lower on the food chain, more...

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Similar:
animal feed, feedstuff, feed, stockfeed, feeding stuff, pigfeed, feedingstuff, feedstore, feedground, fodder, more...

Opposite:
vegetarian, vegan, plant-based

Types:
hay, alfalfa, pellets, veggies, fruit, timothy, orchard, clover, more...

Phrases:
animal lower on the food chain, more...



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