Pet Food Company Profiles: Page 8

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NomNomNow: Providing pet health via customized pet food
At just four years old, NomNomNow, a human-grade, fresh pet food company is aiming beyond pet food for ‘nose-to-tail’ pet health.
NomNomNow co-founder and CXO, Alexandria Jarell, says the company’s mission began when Mini Australian Shepherd Harlee required a special diet due to a compromised immune system. The search for an easy-to-digest, byproduct-free, nutrient-rich formula eventually led to NomNomNow’s founding. | Photo courtesy NomNomNow
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Royal Canin sticks to its pet food nutrition philosophy
Pet food nutrition science has been the guiding philosophy for Royal Canin throughout its 50-year history, no matter the pet food market trends at play.
Kamie Eckert, here with her Golden Retriever Baxter, leads a team of 1,000 employees as president and general manager Royal Canin USA. l (Courtesy of Royal Canin)
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Royal Canin balances online and global pet food presence
Maintaining Royal Canin’s sweet spot in e-commerce requires striking a balance between meeting pet owners’ demands while making sure that the company maintains connections with the prescribers.
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Grocery Pup takes fresh pet food in a new direction
Grocery Pup's sous vide-cooked recipes add a new dimension to the fresh/frozen pet food market.
Grocery pup Co-founders Javier Marriott and Ruth Stedman were partially inspired by their desire to give their Pomsky (half-Pomeranian, half-Husky) Lola the best in fresh pet food. (Courtesy Grocery Pup)
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Health Extension Pet Care: Retail partnerships key to growth
With an eye toward constant expansion in the pet space, Health Extension Pet Care has seen significant success in three generations of family ownership.
Brad Gruber, president and COO of Health Extension Pet Care, here with his Mini Goldendoodle Blaze, says that partnerships with their retailers and constant improvement have been vital to Health Extension’s success. | Photo courtesy Health Extension Pet Care
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Targeted Pet Treats: Big success in dog treat solutions
Targeted Pet Treats has no brands of its own, but partners with pet food companies to produce innovative pet treat solutions.
Targeted Pet Treats President Gregory Austin, here with white Maltese Poodle mix (Maltipoo) Jeffrey and Australian Shepard Poodle mix (Aussie Doodle) Jackson, credits his team and his company’s ability to stay on top of trends with TPT’s triple-digit sales growth and overall success. | Photo courtesy Targeted Pet Treats
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Pet food companies giving back in 2018
Petfood Industry magazine's annual philanthropy feature for 2018 highlights those providing second chances to shelter pets and assisting in the aftermath of natural disasters.
Philanthropy and animals is a no-brainer for the pet food industry. This year, we highlight three companies doing their best to help their communities. | FatCamera, iStockPhoto.com
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Nature Gnaws finds niche with all-natural dog chews
All-natural dog chews and diverse e-commerce growth has been the perfect formula for Nature Gnaws' success.
Jay Mokbel and Steve Mamak, co-founders of Nature Gnaws, have made the most of e-commerce’s growth in pet food, selling their all-natural dog chews on digital platforms such as Target.com, Chewy.com and Amazon.com. | Photo courtesy Nature Gnaws
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Miss Autumn’s Barquery: Specialty dog food formulas
Miss Autumn's Barquery focuses on pet medical conditions and small batch and custom-made formulas to promote dog health at all life stages.
Victoria McDowell, CEO, here with Chief Operations Officer Jim Maciborski and Missy Mulligan McDowell the Bugg (Terrier/Pug mix) looks to constantly improve her company’s selections to help dog owners maintain optimal health for their pets. | Photo courtesy Miss Autumn’s Barquery
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Purina uses transparency, technology to stay agile
As the second largest pet food company on Earth, Purina brings extensive resources to bear in their own labs and research facilities.
Courtesy of Nestlé Purina PetCare
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Blue Dog Bakery: mass market premium treat success
This maker of superpremium dog treats has continued to expand successfully with its products in the grocery/mass segments.
photo by Christian Mueller, shutterstock.com
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v-dog successfully tapping into vegan dog food market
A family-owned dog food company founded in 2005 has ridden the wave of veganism’s popularity right into vegan pet owners’ pantries.
Photo courtesy of v-dog
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