Dog and Cat Food Nutrition: Page 30

Pet food vitamin shortage may result from BASF plant fire

The fire destroyed production control electronics at BASF’s chemical plant in Ludwigshafen, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany on October 31, 2017.

Addressing health issues in older dogs with pet food

Specifically formulated dog foods can tantalize aging canines’ declining senses.

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3 keys to novel pet food ingredient regulatory acceptance

If a novel pet food ingredient was used in foods prior to 1958 or is scientifically established as safe, FDA may accept that ingredient as GRAS.

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Scientists study how cats digest carbohydrates

Scientists compile the results of research on how cats’ digest carbs, along with what this means for cat food manufacturers.

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Caramel boosts brown coloration in pet food

To learn more about how wet and dry dog and cat foods use caramel, read “Caramel common colorant in pet food” in the Dog and Cat Food Ingredient Center.

Fish-based pet food may help sensitive stomachs

Fish can help counter sensitivity as it has lower fat levels and less dense muscle fiber, he said.

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Aging dogs and humans benefit from functional ingredients

Certain functional ingredients may help both dogs and their owners fend off age-related declines.

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Pet Food Institute launches educational web series

The Pet Food Institute (PFI) recently launched a new series of interactive infographics showing the ways the key nutrients found in a complete and balanced dog food recipe help pets.

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Pet Food Market

Carp pet treat and custom gut help in Purina Prize finals

Two pet food or supplement companies won US$10,000 and are competing to win the grand prize.

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Soft capsules manufacturer opens office in France

Aplicaps by Clover, a European soft capsules manufacturer, has opened a sales office in Nice, France.

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Pet Food Market

Pet food fatty acid supplement improves black rhino health

The Missing Link supplement provided the rhinos with a ratio of the fatty acids linoleic and linolenic acid that seems to benefit animal health.

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Animal nutrition company studies pet health

At the Nordic Pet Food Seminar 2017, Lallemand Animal Nutrition offered insight into gut microbiota research and its role in pet nutrition.

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