Wine Developed for Pets in New Zealand
Non-alcoholic wine production for pets has been established in New Zealand. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
This beverage uses lemon balm as the main ingredient and helps to improve the mood of animals. According to the Kyodo news agency, the company Muttley’s Estate offers wines under names such as “Sovinon Lay” and “Murmur Nuar.”
These non-alcoholic wines are becoming popular not only among cats but also among dogs. Currently, the product is sold only in New Zealand in 150 milliliter bottles at a price of $7.61.
However, the company is negotiating to enter the Australian and United States markets. According to experts, this drink is especially effective in calming pets during situations like loud noises or thunderstorms.
Additionally, non-alcoholic wine also helps humans to relax. After work stress, people calm down by drinking a glass of wine, and now pets can join this process as well.
Most manufacturers use bone broth to prepare drinks for pets, but Muttley’s Estate used lemon balm. This plant makes cats cheerful and playful, while it has a calming effect on dogs.
The newly developed product not only improves the mood of pets but also allows them to spend closer and more enjoyable time with their owners. In this way, Muttley’s Estate offers a new and beneficial solution for pets and their owners.
