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Pet Food Market

Clear Conscience Pet raises US$25,000 in loan program

Clear Conscience Pet has reached its goal of crowdfunding a US$25,000 loan on Kiva.org.

Pet Food Market

Petnet partners with pet health diagnostics company

Petnet, a provider of pet owner technologies, has made an integration agreement with Petnostics, a pet health diagnostics company.

Pet Food Market

United Petfood acquires Dutch pet treat producer

United Petfood, a Belgium-based producer of pet food, has acquired the Dutch pet treat company Animal Lovers.

Pet Food Market

Mars Petcare acquires canine DNA diagnostics company

Mars Petcare acquired OptiGen, LLC, a DNA diagnostics company specializing in canine inherited eye disorders.

Pet Food News

Clear Conscience Pet wins 2018 Family Choice Award

Clear Conscience Pet has won the 2018 Family Choice Award from Family Magazine Group for the SuperGravy line of instant gravy mix pet food toppers.

Pet Food News

Consumer demands lead to pet food shelf-life challenges

Learn more about how consumer demands affect pet food formulation at Petfood Forum 2018.

Pet Food Market

Petfood Forum China 2018 announces call for papers

Petfood Forum China serves the rapidly growing Chinese pet food market, which saw compound annual growth of more than 25 percent from 2012 to 2017.

Pet Food Market

3 vital elements for successful pet food sensory analysis

Pet food sensory analysis can give clues about which products will please both pets and their owners.

Market Trends and Reports

Specially formulated pet food trends of dog, cat owners

The American Pet Products Association’s (APPA) 2017-2018 National Pet Owners Survey examined buying trends among cat and dog owners.

Pet Food News

Lack of taboos make insect-based dog, cat food acceptable

Many people don’t carry cultural or religious anathemas against eating insects, which makes insect-based protein in pet food all the more acceptable.

Pet Food Market

C.J. Foods acquires Lortscher Animal Nutrition

Lortscher is based in Bern, Kansas, USA with additional locations in Seneca, Kansas and Brownwood, Texas.

Nutrition

High phosphorus levels in cat food may cause kidney damage

Those researchers found evidence that when phosphate concentrations in cat food exceed the required daily dose, it may damage healthy cats’ kidneys.

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