Packed with nutrition and knows as a superfood in the human food world, spinach can be a good addition to pet foods.

We take a look at kale and broccoli as health beneficial ingredients in pet foods, as well as cruciferous vegetables in general and their place in human and pet products.

Including apples or apple pomace in a pet’s diet could be beneficial to pet health, but more research is needed to claim so confidently.

Carrots are a great source of fiber, beta-carotene and flavor in pet food formulations.

Peanuts can be found in plenty of dog treats, but the same can't be said for their presence in pet foods.

Whole soybeans may be the next new trend in high-performance pet foods.

Faba beans may be the next new grain-free ingredient in dog and cat food, according to recent research.

Miscanthus grass, a potential alternative fiber source for pet food, is being evaluated.

There is likely more to the canine dilated cardiomyopathy story than the current focus on only grain-free pet foods would suggest.

Legume seed oligosaccharides need to be limited in pet diets to avoid issues with digestion and elimination.