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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Articles by Greg Aldrich, PhD
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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Clean label pet food: Is there any practical concern about arsenic in dog and cat foods?
Measured presence of arsenic in foods does not equate to toxicity for this naturally occurring earth element.
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Clean label pet food: Are reports of heavy metals reliable?
Non-nutritional mineral levels in pet foods are not likely an issue.
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Read the October issue of Petfood Industry!
October 2019
The October 2019 issue of Petfood Industry delves into the backlash against grain-free pet foods following federal investigation of correlations to dilated cardiomyopathy. The issue also covers pet microbiome research, Singapore's pet food market and coconut meal, among other topics.