Inositol: Why do some pet food companies include this ingredient?
Vitamin-like compound may facilitate other B-vitamin action
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Articles by Greg Aldrich, PhD
Whole soybeans: Why hasn’t pet food found this ingredient?
Whole soybeans may be the next new trend in high-performance pet foods.
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Coconut meal for dog and cat diets: Is this a good option?
Coconut meal could be a novel starch source in pet diets.
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Faba beans: A new pulse for the dog and cat food market
Faba beans may be the next new grain-free ingredient in the pet food aisle.
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Titanium dioxide: A whitener with broad application
The synthetic whitening agent is found in many pet foods and treats.
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Miscanthus grass: A new fiber option for dog and cat diets
Alternative fiber source for pet food being evaluated
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Synthetic preservatives in my pet’s food — no thanks!
The revolt against synthetic preservatives and what we miss.
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Remove the chemicals from my pet’s food
Can food 'chemicals' be removed from nutritionally complete pet foods?
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What does clean label mean in the pet food industry?
Simple isn’t easy when it comes to stable, safe, nutritionally complete pet foods
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Clean label pet food: How does mercury get into dog and cat foods?
Concern for mercury in pet food affects only a few categories of products.
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Read the November issue of Petfood Industry!
November 2019
In the November 2019 issue of Petfood Industry, discover how pet treats can be made from upcycled ingredients, review top trends in dog and cat treats, learn about pet food transparency and more.