Potassium chloride in feed grade quality

Feed salts

High-Purity Potassium Chloride for Use in Animal Feed

For the addition of potassium to animal feed, we offer our high-purity potassium chloride KaSa K99. Leading animal feed manufacturers worldwide use KaSa K99, for example, to enrich cat and dog food. It is also suitable for land-based aquaculture systems. KaSa K99 is of natural origin, completely water-soluble, and meets the highest quality standards.

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Potassium is one of the essential minerals for all living beings. The body cannot produce potassium itself, so it must be supplied daily through food. It meets the following certifications and approvals:

Production in accordance with DIN EN ISO 9001ff
QS-approved
GMP+-certified
Complies with EU food and feed law

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Potassium in Animal Nutrition

Support for Cellular Function

Potassium is predominantly found within the body’s cells and is essential for proper cellular function. It helps regulate the osmotic pressure within cells, maintains their structural integrity, and is involved in enzyme activation as well as acid-base balance. As an electrolyte, potassium exists in the body in the form of dissolved ions and, together with sodium, plays a central role in the transmission of nerve impulses in muscle and nerve cells.

Potassium in Animal Nutrition

Maintenance of Muscle and Nerve Function

Potassium is essential for the normal functioning of muscles and nerves. A deficiency can lead to muscle weakness, cramps, reduced intestinal motility, or even a drop in blood pressure.

Potassium in Animal Nutrition

Heart Health

Potassium is crucial for the generation and conduction of electrical impulses in the heart. A deficiency can lead to cardiac arrhythmias. In cats in particular, potassium levels can also affect kidney function and may cause loss of appetite.

Potassium in Animal Nutrition

Support in Kidney Disease

In animals with impaired kidney function (e.g. older cats or dogs), potassium losses can occur. In such cases, veterinarians often recommend targeted potassium supplementation to prevent deficiency symptoms.