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Pet food can help dogs, cats after natural disasters

Nutritious pet food can help dogs, cats and other animals after surviving disasters like Hurricanes Irma and Harvey.

A dog awaits evacuation from his neighborhood near Rockport, Texas, as US Border Patrol agents conduct search and rescue operations in the wake of Hurricane Harvey Aug. 27, 2017. Photo by Glenn Fawcett | US Customs and Border Protection

Cranberries and blueberries common in dog and cat foods

Among the fruits, blueberries and cranberries are the most common in all forms of dog and cat food.

Pet Food Ingredients

3 ancient grains growing as novel pet food ingredients

Pet food professionals can learn more about whole and ancient grains as novel pet food ingredients, at Petfood Industry’s inaugural Petfood R&D Showcase: Going with the Grain.

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Pet Food Ingredients

Fava beans: promising grain-free dog food ingredient

Scientists ran an experiment to understand how dogs’ digestive systems handled fava beans at various proportions in dog food.

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Pet Food Market

Research finds online pet products sales on the rise

A recent Packaged Facts research report has found that pet products are among the fastest-growing online retail categories.

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Invasive species grow as novel pet treat ingredients

Using invasive species as novel pet food ingredients allows brands to make numerous marketing claims that follow current consumer demand trends.

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