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Research Notes
Ideal protein, fat, fiber, carb contents for weight-loss dog foods
Scientists identified commonalities among dietary formulations that facilitate weight loss while maintaining lean muscle.
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Pet Food News
Packaged Feeds partners with FreezeM to advance zero-waste insect farming
The collaboration integrates FreezeM's PauseM technology into Packaged Feeds' black soldier fly operations to boost efficiency and sustainability.
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Pet Food Additives/Supplements
ADM study: New supplement improves cat digestive health
A clinical trial finds that supplementing cat diets with specific postbiotics and fibers enhances gut health and immune function.
ADM's research results showed that supplemented cats experienced significant improvements in serum lipopolysaccharide (LPS) levels, indicating reduced intestinal permeability.
Petfood Forum News
Understanding flavor preferences in aging cats
Ana Rita Monforte, Ph.D., will explore how sensory changes influence food acceptance and the future of tailored feline nutrition in her Petfood Forum session.
During this year's Petfood Forum, Ana Rita Monforte, Ph.D., AFB International, will share her research that shows how factors like aroma, texture and umami-rich flavors can enhance food acceptance in aging cats.
Dog and Cat Food Nutrition
2 opportunities for health and wellness pet food
Pet food remains central to pet owners’ health and wellness strategies, with consumers favoring functional, condition-specific and science-backed formulations.
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Trending: Pet Food Podcast
EPISODE 78: What might 2025 look like for the pet food market?
Host Lindsay Beaton talks with Nicole Hill, executive director of MarketPlace, about novel proteins, biotic benefits, pet parent shopping trends, and the top social media platform to watch next year.
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News Hound
4 riders of the A-pet-calypse: threats to pet food industry in 2025
Although the dog, cat, and other pet food markets are not facing imminent collapse, four threats could pose significant challenges for businesses in 2025 and beyond. Apocalypse MEOW!
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Pet Food Safety
FDA urges pet food manufacturers to update safety plans for H5N1 risks
New guidance addresses the risk of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (H5N1) in uncooked or unpasteurized cat and dog food ingredients derived from poultry or cattle.
Manufacturers using uncooked or unpasteurized ingredients such as meat, milk or eggs derived from poultry or cattle in cat and dog food need to to reanalyze food safety plans to address H5N1, a strain of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza.
Something to Chew on
5 human food trends that could impact pet food in 2025
As human food and pet food continue their symbiotic relationship in the marketplace, ingredients, digestive health and other trends will play out in both.
Ingredients as a trend in human food continue to evolve; for 2025, consumers are focused on quality.
Ingredient Issues
Pet weight management: Feeding for health, longevity
Pet obesity is a significant problem, and the pet food industry could be doing more to help pet owners feed their animals properly.
Overweight pets need better feeding management in order to live their longest, healthiest lives.
Market Trends and Reports
Top 3 trends in 2025: Customization, functionality, premiumization
We take a look at the top trends to pay attention to in 2025, as predicted by the pet food industry.
The trends coming up in 2025 each touch parts of the others as pet owners grow more nuanced in their needs for pet health and nutrition solutions.
Pet Food Safety
FDA ban on Red Dye No. 3 to have minimal impact on pet food industry
Many pet food manufacturers have already transitioned to alternative ingredients as color additives.
Natural colors for pet food can come from many sources, including vegetables, like the beet powder pictured here.
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