Pet Food Company Profiles: Page 6

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‘New’ Natural Balance’s first moves may offer market clues
Under new ownership, Natural Balance is recommitting to pet specialty and eyeing trends like plant-based pet foods. Are these signs for the market overall?
Brian Connolly is now CEO of Natural Balance.
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Tailored Pet serves direct-to-consumer pet nutrition
Tailored Pet, a one-year-old company in the direct-to-consumer pet food space, strives to provide personalized pet food to its clients focusing on health and wellness.
Tailored Pet CEO Steve Joyce, here with his Shorkey (Shih Tzu, Yorkie mix) Sugar, aims to provide every dog with personalized pet food focused on health and wellness. | (Courtesy Tailored Pet)
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Bonne et Filou treats dogs like royalty
French-inspired luxury dog treat brand Bonne et Filou hones in on pet owners’ desires to pamper their dogs.
Bonne et Filou Founder and CEO Nicolas Nemeth, here with his wife Linzi and their Cavapoo Filou, took his cues from Filou when deciding to create a French macaron-inspired dog treat. | (Courtesy Bonne et Filou)
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Finley’s: ‘Feel good, do good’ dog treats with a mission
Finley's Barkery aims to bring inclusion to the pet industry via their dog treats and their employees.
Finley’s Barkery co-founders Angie and Kyle Gallus, here with company namesake Finley the Pocket German Shepherd mix, are former special education teachers on a mission to grow inclusivity with the help of their dog treats. | (Courtesy Finley’s Barkery)
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Freely wants to make pet food simple
New company Freely Pet hopes to simplify the pet food experience for customers while taking care of pets through simplicity in product and support.
Freely’s line of limited-ingredient products for dogs and cats include kibble, wet food and broths. | (Freely Pet LLC)
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Zach’s Quality Dog Food meets growth challenges head on
Black-owned pet food business Zach's Quality Dog Food has focused on simple, high-quality formulas while managing both start-up hurdles and the lack of diversity in the pet food space.
Zach’s founder Daniel Willis, here with his wife Katheryn and Pitbull Samson, prides himself on providing simple, high-quality dog food to his customers. Samson has only ever eaten Zach’s food.| (Rachelle Jones | Rachelle Jones Photography)
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Key to success for the Brazilian pet food industry
Comprised of more than 25,000 independent pet shops, Brazil’s pet food retail network helps drive growth even during economic downturns and crises.
In Latin American markets like Brazil, small, independent pet stores account for a large share of pet food sales. l Photo by Debbie Phillips-Donaldson
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JustFoodForDogs takes cooking for pets to the next level
Using public-accessible kitchens and pantries across the U.S., JustFoodForDogs takes fresh, restaurant-grade ingredients and highlights pet nutrition in their formulas.
Shawn Buckley, seen here in one of JustFoodForDogs’ accessible-to-the-public kitchens, wanted to found a company focused on creating fresh dog food formulations using whole food ingredients and an eye to lifelong health and nutrition. | (Courtesy JustFoodForDogs)
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Open Farm pet food prioritizes animals, the environment
Open Farm Pet
Through the platforms of premium nutrition, ethical sourcing and transparency, Open Farm deeply reaches its customers and its consumers.
Open Farm co-founders Derek Beigleman, Jacqueline Prehogan and Isaac Langleben, here with Golden Retriever mix Molly and Puggle Bella, wants to lead the pet food industry towards sustainability by changing the way pet food is sourced and produced. | (Courtesy Open Farm)
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Cali Raw Nutrition: Facing unique challenges at one year
Raw pet food company Cali Raw Nutrition, founded in April 2019, is now making its way through unprecedented times in a niche market and meeting challenges head on.
Cali Raw Nutrition Founder and CEO Brandine Strand, seen here with her dogs Bodhi, a French Bulldog, and Dharma, a Pitbull, has had a memorable first year filled with growth and pivots as a global pandemic changes everyone’s business plans. | (Courtesy Cali Raw Nutrition)
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Wet Noses: Making ‘the best damn dog food on the planet’
Wet Noses is an independent pet food company that has expanded from dog treats to jarred dog and cat food as well as toppers with a focus on sustainability and nutrition.
Wet Nose Founder and Owner Jasmine Galligan, here with rescue pups Miguel and Lucy, focuses on eco-consciousness and quality as two of the company’s primary drivers. | Courtesy Wet Noses
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The Dog Treat Company nourishes with hand-baked treats
England-based The Dog Treat Company expands into the U.S. and broadens all-natural baked treats product line to meet demand.
The Dog Treat Company’s treats (approved of by Weimaraner Penelope Pearl Pedersen, AKA Penny, pictured) highlight the company’s desire to provide all-natural, hand-baked options with simple ingredients to dogs all over the world. | Courtesy The Dog Treat Company
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