Tim Phillips, DVMFrom the AuthorPet Food MarketSmall mammal, reptile pet food market may grow 2018-2022New product launches may play a key role in driving the growth of the market.Pet Food MarketOnline Extra! US petfood sales go boomEven more information from the November 2007 article, available exclusively on the webSafety & QualityOnline Extra! More Menu CEO talks recallsPaul Henderson calls for industry-wide cooperation and actionNutritionOnline Extra! More from Analyzing Asian MarketsExclusive online only information from Petfood Industry's January story "Analyzing Asian Markets"ProductionPetfood goes wildAn improved understanding of evolution and canine and feline ancestral diets will unlock innovationsProductionAre your labels legal?A look at federal and state regulations for petfoods sold in the USProductionAntioxidants: elixirs of health?Yes and no—have much to learn about their pros and cons in petfoodsProductionHow diet affects behaviorDietary nutrients can affect neurotransmitter and hormone levels and thus can influence behaviorProductionEditorial Notes: Tapping into pet powerWhy is the pet-human bond so powerful?NutritionPennsylvania pursues puppy mill reformsA new Pennsylvania law aims to improve alleged "puppy mills."NutritionRachael Ray innovates with Dad'sThe celebrity chef has created dog food and treat recipes for her Nutrish lineProductionZoom zoom categoriesZoom zoom categories The greatest sales successes are coming from natural, indulgent and specialized petfoods BY Tim Phillips, DVM In 2008 the petfood market is rebounding, following sluggish sales that came on the heels of the petfood recalls of early 2007. Mintel expects US salePage 1 of 8Next Page
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