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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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New survey shows contamination levels in wheat samples

The 2017 Nutriad Mycotoxin Survey measured contamination in wheat samples from across Great Britain and Ireland.

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Canidae responds to LA shelters vegan dog food proposal

The proposal stated that the dog food currently being fed to the dogs, Canidae Life Stages Multi-Protein, and other meat-based dog foods include ingredients that can be harmful to dogs’ health.

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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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Artisanal dog treat bakery thrives on pet humanization

Three Dog Bakery has grown to 46 locations as people look to feed their dogs like family members.

An assortment of dog treats at Three Dog Bakery's first location in Kansas City, Missouri, USA. | photo by Tim Wall

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.

McKay named president of Perdue Premium Meat Company

Mark McKay has been promoted to president of the newly created Perdue Premium Meat Company, LLC, which aligns Perdue Farms’ continued growth in premium, branded products across its pet treat, pork, lamb and beef businesses.

Pet owners may be more willing to pay a premium price for products using meat from animals raised to supposedly higher welfare standards. l Andrea Gantz

Long-term raw dog food diet ups gut bacteria levels

Some bacteria found at higher levels in dogs eating homemade raw diets could cause health risks.

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5 Petfood Industry blogs for November 2017

In October, bloggers for Petfood Industry shared insights on product claims, trends and grains.

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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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Egg products analyzed by variety most used in pet food

An analysis of the Dog and Cat Food Ingredient Center database explored how various egg products were used in pet foods.

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