Tim Wall
Staff Reporter at Petfood Industry
Senior Reporter at WATT Global Media
Senior Reporter WATT Global Media
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1 week ago |
petfoodindustry.com | Tim Wall
Insect protein has gained traction as a pet food ingredient for its potential to offer a sustainable and nutritious alternative to four- or two-legged animal-based ingredients. A study published in the American Journal of Veterinary Research analyzed the nutrient content of 18 commercially available insect-based dog foods on the South Korean market. The study authors then compared their results to the nutritional labeling on the products.
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1 week ago |
petfoodindustry.com | Tim Wall
Many travelers or dieters have experienced for themselves how an abrupt diet change can influence the intestines. While the sudden shift in digestive system functioning can be uncomfortable and inconvenient, it’s generally not dangerous. Likewise, changing a pet’s diet can cause digestive disruption, but isn’t hazardous to the animal’s health as long as the foods are nutritious.
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1 week ago |
petfoodindustry.com | Tim Wall
As India's pet food market grows, Nestlé has purchased a minority stake in Drools Pet Food Private Limited. Nestle stated in a press release that this was only a financial investment by the company and that Drools would remain strategically and operationally independent. Nestle did not disclose the terms of the agreement. When Nestle launched the Indian arm of its dog and cat food business in late 2017, it remained separate from Nestle India.
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2 weeks ago |
petfoodindustry.com | Tim Wall
Olives have a long history of use in healthy human foods and a short history as treats fed to cats in social media videos. While online claims that olives affect cats like catnip may not have scientific backing, olive extract holds potential as a novel ingredient for cat food. Researchers with Kemin Industries evaluated how olive extract influenced cats’ voluntary intake of kibble. They published their research in the journal Pets.
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2 weeks ago |
petfoodindustry.com | Tim Wall
Saudi Arabia’s pet food market has dramatically transformed during the last few years. Shifting cultural perceptions of dogs and demographic trends have transformed Saudi Arabia’s pet market, according to Giacomo Rotunno, director at NG Exhibitions, during his presentation at Zoomark 2025 in Bologna, Italy. Rising pet ownership in a wealthy economy fueled pet food market growth from US$90 million in 2020 to US$137 million in 2023.
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