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Big kibble for small dogs may be easy palatability boost
Small dogs actually preferred large kibble pieces in an experiment conducted by AFB scientists.
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Pet Food Extrusion
Flexibility, adaptability key in pet food extrusion
With so many different trends clamoring for attention, properly extruding pet food formulas requires more focus and more ability than ever before.
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2 things to know about the future of pet food extrusion
With pet food trends going in any and all directions, here’s where industry experts think pet food extrusion is heading.
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Extruded, processed diet for pet parrots helps fight obesity
Pet parrots suffer from high rates of obesity and metabolic disorders.
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6 ways computerization and AI improve pet food extrusion
Integrating artificially intelligent computer technology with pet food extruder hardware gives a manufacturer greater control over efficiency and product quality.
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Pet food course explored Clextral twin-screw extruders
Engineers and technicians explained the inner working of twin-screw extruders, while pet food industry researchers discussed trends and nutrition.
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3 keys to bringing insect-based pet foods to U.S. market
Three sets of stakeholders must work together to bring insect-based pet foods to the pet food market in the United States.
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Dog owners like kibble of specific size, shape and color
In an experiment, 120 dog owners evaluated 30 dry dog food samples. The samples varied in size, shape, color and other attributes.
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Small dogs prefer large kibble in palatability tests
AFB International scientists found in palatability trials that every body size of dogs preferred large kibble over small and medium sized pieces.
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How the pet food industry is leveraging new technologies
The power of technology is enabling the pet food industry to be more transparent and helpful to customers.
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Read the March issue of Petfood Industry!
March 2020
In the March 2020 issue of Petfood Industry, learn about pet food supply chain risks, explore dietary factors related to canine dilated cardiomyopathy and discover how sustainability has grown in importance.