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Dog food, treat brands adapt marketing post-DCM

While the consumer fears of DCM closed a door for some brands as sales of their products declined, a window opened for dog foods and treats positioned to rebrand or reformulate.

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Brand Insights

Pet food ingredient insights for new product development

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Pet food ingredient insights for new product development

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Shameless Pets upcycles for eco-friendly dog treats

Shameless Pets, which celebrated its first anniversary on October 1, 2019, uses upcycled ingredients to build their environmentally conscious dog treats business.

Shameless Pets Co-founders James Bellow and Alex Waite (here with her Yorkshire Terrier Madison) partnered behind a unique idea: using upcycled ingredients to make environmentally conscious dog treats. (Photo courtesy Shameless Pets)

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Grain-free pet food’s future, what it means for market

From pet food companies to retailers to veterinarians to pet owners to pets, everyone has a stake in the DCM investigation and what it portends for grain free.

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Hemp CBD research aims for dog, cat dosage data

Every animal has its own physiology and may respond differently to hemp CBD dog and cat supplements.

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CBD pet supplements may affect dogs and cats differently

In the experiment, CBD supplementation seemed safe for healthy, adult dogs, a few issues arose in cats that may need further observation.

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Genetic testing boosts pet food ingredient traceability

During the past few years, several lawsuits and other negative issues arose because of unwanted species being present or labeled ingredients being absent.

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Upcycled pet diets fight food waste, climate change

Reducing food loss by turning it into pet food ingredients addresses the global threat of a destabilized climate.

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Dog food buyers confused and worried by DCM investigation

Dog owners have been asking pet food companies and veterinarians about canine dilated cardiomyopathy.

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Market Trends and Reports

‘Healthy grains’ dog foods appear in the wake of DCM

Dog food formulators have done that by bringing grains back, adding taurine and dropping legumes and potatoes from recipes

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Market Trends and Reports

Petfood Industry blogs October ’19: crisis management, DCM

In October 2019, Petfood Industry contributors published 8 blogs about antioxidants, crisis management, canine dilated cardiomyopathy and other topics.

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DCM fear hurt Montana pulse farmers’ pet food business

One farmer questioned the validity and reasoning behind the FDA announcement concerning certain grain-free dog foods and canine dilated cardiomyopathy.

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Q&A: Recovering from pig ear dog chew Salmonella outbreak

FDA provided this question and answer to help pet food and treat retailers, distributors, importers and others to understand the current situation with pig ear dog chew treats.

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