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Pet Food Market

BrightPet Nutrition acquires pet treat manufacturer

Ohio-based BrightPet Nutrition Group has acquired all of the assets of Phoebe Products, which include the SO Bright brand.

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Pet Food Market

Freshpet helps shelter pets with new campaign

Freshpet Inc., a US premium pet food company, has launched its Fresh Start movement, a platform that aims to spotlight overlooked shelter animals.

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Pet Food Market

European pet companies join Pet Sustainability Coalition

The Pet Sustainability Coalition is expanding its membership into Europe.

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Pet Food Market

Pet treat company launches entrepreneur radio show

A pet industry “power couple” is launching Bark Your Biz, a radio show that will feature entrepreneurs in the pet food industry.

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Clean label pet foods need identifiable ingredients

The exact definition of a clean label remains amorphous.

Photo by Andrea Gantz

‘No ingredients from China’ pet food offensive to some

Not all consumers or pet specialty store clerks may be aware of the decade-old reasoning behind “no ingredients from China” labeling.

image by Watt Global Media

High phosphorus cat food may hurt kidneys

Researchers found evidence that phosphate concentrations in cat food that exceed the daily intake required for health maintenance by more than fivefold can damage kidney function in healthy cats.

photo by Andrea Gantz

Infographic: Insect-based pet food nutrition

As more dog and cat treats incorporate insects, one scientist notes that further study is needed.

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Milo’s Kitchen recalls dog treats for thyroid hormones

Dogs consuming high levels of beef thyroid hormone may exhibit symptoms such as increased thirst and urination, weight loss, increased heart rate and restlessness.

photo from Milo's Kitchen website

Mars Australia recalls dog food after megaesophagus

The recall comes after numerous dogs were affected by megaesophagus, a condition that is generally not associated with food.

image from Mars Petcare Australia website

Darwin’s Natural recalls dog food for E. coli, Salmonella

These pathogens can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections.

image from Darwin’s Natural Pet Products website

Blue Ridge Beef recalls raw pet food

This recall was initiated after samples collected and tested by the FDA showed positive for Salmonella and Listeria monocytogenes.

photo courtesy US Food and Drug Administration

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