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Canine Dilated Cardiomyopathy (DCM)
Find out the latest information on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s canine dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) investigation into a potential correlation between certain pet food ingredients (potatoes, peas, lentils and grain-free diets) and how findings may impact limited-ingredient dog food formulations.
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Global Pet Expo debrief: CBD, DCM, party time for pets
A lot of the expected trends were on display at Global — here’s what I saw.
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Global Pet Expo has arrived: Here’s what we might see
There are several top pet food trends likely to be on display at the annual pet-centric trade show.
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Dissecting DCM: When dogs’ diets are incomplete, imbalanced
DCM investigations to date have ignored dogs’ complete dietary histories and focused only on one class of pet food ingredients.
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U.S. pet food market grows 7% despite grain-free decline
Pet food sales reached US$36 billion in 2019, according to Nielsen, even though grain-free sales decreased.
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Hill’s DCM study seeks 1,000 dogs for genetic screening
Once researchers have this DNA data, they will map the genes looking for patterns common to dogs with DCM.
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Read the March issue of Petfood Industry!
March 2020
In the March 2020 issue of Petfood Industry, learn about pet food supply chain risks, explore dietary factors related to canine dilated cardiomyopathy and discover how sustainability has grown in importance.