Bond Pet Foods

received an FDA 'no questions' letter for a yeast-brewed lamb protein co-developed with Hill's Pet Nutrition, and took an investment from flavor and ingredients group Symrise to expand precision-fermented pet nutrition products.

Country
United States
Coverage
EUUS
food-alt-protein
Regulatorsfda

Verifiable facts

FactValueSource
Funding$27.2 million total funding; $17.5M Series A (2022); $7.2M Series B (started 2025); $1.2M seed round (2019); $1.3M convertible note (2020-2021); $250k grant (2020)petfoodprocessing.net · prnewswire.com
Capacity45,000-litre scale; 25 metric tonnes delivered to Hill's for evaluationgreenqueen.com.hk · petfoodindustry.com · prnewswire.com
Regulatory approvalFDA Center for Veterinary Medicine 'no questions' (no objection) letter for Lamb Protein Yeast ingredient (May 2026)greenqueen.com.hk · petfoodindustry.com · petfoodprocessing.net · prnewswire.com
Production site15,000-square-foot facility in East Boulder, Colorado (headquarters and food lab); production also utilizes third-party fermentation facilities globallybondpets.com · petfoodprocessing.net
Headcount18-50 employees medium confidencepetfoodprocessing.net
RevenueEstimated annual revenue ranges from <$1M to $7M medium confidencechemdmart.com

Independent sources: bondpets.com · chemdmart.com · greenqueen.com.hk · petfoodindustry.com · petfoodprocessing.net · prnewswire.com

Technologies
NameClusterRisk
Cultured meat for petsfood-alt-proteinMedium

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