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Pet food becomes even more tailored
Pet food becomes even more tailored

Consumers can already buy food specially made for old and young dogs, large and small dogs and dogs battling the bulge. Now comes food and treats based on a dog's lifestyle, bite strength and breeding.

Low calorie petfood takes off
Low calorie petfood takes off

Pet food low in calories and fat is gaining popularity in Japan following reports that a growing number of indoor dogs tend to become overweight and face the risk of metabolic syndrome, just like humans.

Petfood comes of age
Petfood comes of age
The term “companion animal” has replaced that of “pet”. Today’s challenge is to provide complete diets meeting all requirements in a safe and highly palatable form. The highly specific requirements of the cat illustrate just how far we have come since the first processed diets appeared almost 100 years ago.
It’s a dog’s life- but diet restriction can make it last longer
It’s a dog’s life- but diet restriction can make it last longer
The results of the first ever life-long study of feed intake and health in dogs are in, and make interesting reading. Similarly to human health, cutting a dog’s feed intake by 20% can add almost two health years to a dog’s life.
Modern soy proteins perfect for pets
Modern soy proteins perfect for pets
Soybeans are by far the most important protein crop in the world. It is no more than logical that next to regular use in livestock feed, soy protein is used abundantly in dog food. In soy there are many antinutritional factors to be dealt with as well as a negative image.
Organic pet food market is booming
Organic pet food market is booming

The market in Boulder, Colorado for natural and organic pet food is booming alongside residents' interest in organic products. Organic products do not have pesticides, artificial ingredients or preservatives.

Enzyme lowers energy input in extruded dog food
Enzyme lowers energy input in extruded dog food

Two experiments were conducted to evaluate the ability of α-amylase to improve the production characteristics of a corn-based dog food using an extruder. It was concluded that α-amylase lowers energy consumption at the extruder, while maintaining desired finished product densities.

NutraCea and ADM cooperate on rice bran
NutraCea and ADM cooperate on rice bran

NutraCea, a company involved in stabilized rice bran (SRB) research and technology have entered into an agreement with ADM Rice Inc., an operating division of Archer Daniels Midland Company.

Not enough lysine in commercial cat food
Not enough lysine in commercial cat food

New Zealand scientists say commercial cat food might give domestic cats much less lysine than thought.

Agro-economists: priorities for animal nutrition
Agro-economists: priorities for animal nutrition

Agro-economic experts and scientists from the major geographical regions of the world have defined priorities for innovation.

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