Animal Whey is a protein powder supplement made by Universal Nutrition.

It’s a whey-based formula, designed to improve muscle growth and recovery.

Universal Nutrition is a well-established supplement brand, which was founded in 1977.

Ingredients Label

Active Ingredients

Whey Protein

Whey protein is a protein found in cow’s milk.

It’s hugely popular in bodybuilding due to its quick absorption and proven ability to improve muscle development (1).

Animal Whey contains two forms of whey, which only vary in their refinement.

Whey protein isolate is the purer of the two, and has had almost all traces of carbohydrates and fats removed. Whey protein concentrate is less-refined, but still is at least 80% protein.

Digestive Enzymes

Digestive enzymes are useful for breaking down food for easier digestion.

The enzymes included here (papain and bromelain), are both helpful in the breakdown of proteins.

Who Takes It?

Athletes wanting a fast-absorbing protein powder for muscle growth and recovery will enjoy using Animal Whey.

How to Take

Mix 1 scoop (33.7g) with 250mL water or milk, and consume after your workout, or as desired.

Side Effects

Excess protein consumption may worsen an existing kidney or liver condition.

Pros

Primarily uses whey protein isolate
Added enzymes for easier digestion
Absolutely massive range of available flavours and tub sizes.

Cons

No helpful extras for performance or fat-loss
The enzymes do not include lactase for milk sugars.

Conclusion

Animal Whey is a simple protein powder formula which is designed for general use.

It’s a great formula for those who have issues digesting large amounts of protein, containing added enzymes to help with this.

It should be pointed out that these enzymes do not include lactase, so if you have digestion issues with lactose, this formula will not help you.

Animal Whey is available is an incredible range of tub sizes and flavours, so you’ll never get bored of it!