Liver from animals delivers dense protein and micronutrients, yet preformed vitamin A can spike quickly.

Animal kidney is a lean, vitamin-rich organ meat with standout B12, selenium, and protein per 100 g, especially from beef and lamb.

One scoop (13 g) delivers 50 calories, 6 g EAAs/BCAAs, and a hydration blend with taurine, betaine, and electrolytes.

One 30 g serving of animal crackers delivers 120 calories, 25 g carbs, and 7 g sugars; frosted versions run sweeter.

One scoop of Animal Fury delivers 350 mg caffeine plus citrulline, beta-alanine, BCAAs, and tyrosine per serving.

One scoop of Animal Fury provides 350 mg caffeine, 6 g citrulline malate, 5 g BCAAs, 2 g beta-alanine, and 1 g L-tyrosine.

Animal-style fries nutrition: about 670–750 calories per order, with fat and sodium rising fast as sauce and cheese increase.

Animal Fries at In-N-Out average 610–730 calories, depending on cheese, spread, and onion portions.

Animal Flex’s label centers on joint complexes, vitamins, and oils that support connective tissue per single daily pack.

The Animal Flex formula delivers joint-support complexes in one daily pack; ingredients include glucosamine, chondroitin, MSM, oils, and botanicals.