Dog and Cat Food Nutrition: Page 24

Nutrition
The promise of microbiome research for pet food nutrition
Ongoing pet microbiome studies can help the pet food industry, ingredient suppliers and pet owners understand how to best feed each pet for optimal health.
(Kiril Popo l Flickr.com)
Brand Insights
Helping you navigate the evolving pet supplements industry
Petfood Industry
Stay current in this fast-growing category with insight that keeps you informed and helps you move forward with confidence.
Helping you navigate the evolving pet supplements industry
Pet Food Product Database
MPM Products Encore In Broth cat food
MPM Products Encore In Broth cat food
Pet Food News
Human, pig, rooster nutrition studies inform pet food
Scientists use data from studies on other animals, including Homo sapiens, to inform her own work on dogs and cats.
(Andrea Gantz, Flickr)
Nutrition
Dissecting DCM: When dogs’ diets are incomplete, imbalanced
DCM investigations have ignored established genetic research and dogs’ complete diet histories, focusing instead only on one class of pet food ingredients.
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Pet Food Market
FDA’s latest DCM update: No news is ... status quo?
FDA is not planning any public updates on its DCM and grain-free pet food investigation, yet many questions and concerns remain for the industry and owners.
FDA's ongoing investigation on DCM and grain-free pet food has impacted the market, said panelists at a pet food conference. l Courtesy of George Collings
Pet Food News
Obese, overweight pets mean challenges for pet food industry
Obesity and overweight in pets are becoming more of an issue in Latin America, possibly creating opportunities for pet food and ingredient producers.
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Market Trends and Reports
Specific dog foods help purebred growth, gut, gestation
Breed-specific, life-stage and gestational formulations help dog breeders to get ideal, reproducible results from their animals.
The American Kennel Club National Championship in Orlando, Florida on December 15, 2019 (Tim Wall)
Pet Food Market
Confusion over pet nutrition calls for consumer education
Human food nutrition can be confusing to consumers, too, as the science is continually evolving; yet pet food is even more complex and needing education.
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Canine Dilated Cardiomyopathy (DCM)
Dissecting DCM: How genetics can impact canine nutrition
DCM has long been documented as a genetic disease in dogs, which the current investigation ignores, along with links of genetic predisposition to nutrition.
Doberman Pinschers are one of the many breeds studied for their genetic link to dilated cardiomyopathy. (Eric Isselee | Shutterstock.com)
Pet Food Market
Combination feeding a popular option for pet parents
More pet food companies are providing everything from complementary product lines to specific advice on how to combine wet and dry food in pet diets in order to cater to the combination feeding trend.
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Pet Food Market
Smalls takes cat-first approach to customized pet food
New York City, USA-based cat food company Smalls takes the increasingly popular dog food delivery/subscription model and uses it for the benefit of cats and their owners.
Smalls’ subscription and delivery service follows the model of many dog food customization/delivery options, providing cat owners with nutrition catered to their pets’ needs. | Courtesy Smalls
Canine Dilated Cardiomyopathy (DCM)
Communicating about DCM to pet parents
The pet food industry should help consumers understand the documented science behind DCM, including genetics, proper nutrition and feeding practices.
Freeimages.com | Jin Neoh
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