Expert perspective: anabiomics as a new direction in animal gut health

Research in the pet space continues to bring innovations in functional food ingredients.

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Petfood Industry spoke with Dr. Rosemary Waring, chief science officer at Tharos, a UK-based animal health business, about a new approach to animal gut health called anabiomics. The company, which focuses on the animal microbiome, launched a patented barley-derived natural enzyme supplement (CaniNectar) into the dog pet segment after three years of research conducted in horses.

The idea of “anabiomics” involves the point at which you intervene in an animal’s microbiome.

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