Beauty pet food formulations focus on skin health and coat luster, typically featuring high-quality proteins, increased omega-3/omega-6 fatty acids, biotin, and antioxidants like zinc. Toxicology of beauty pet food formulations is the scientific basis that...
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Satiety in pet nutrition is the strategic use of high-fibre, high- protein, and nutrient – dense formulation to make pets feel full longer while consuming fewer calories, aiding in weight loss and reduced begging. Key...
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A 2024 peer-reviewed publication in MDPI Animals investigated the nutritional possibilities associated with two new protein sources—mealworm meal and yeast extract—as part of a comparative examination of six protein ingredients in canine diets. The study...
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A recent paper published in Animal Feed Science and Technology (2024) describes research on keratin from chicken feathers (feather meal) which investigates the feasibility of feather meal as a sustainable, high-protein, pet food ingredient. This...
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A newly-open-access paper in the journal Frontiers in Veterinary Science (2024) examines a new microbial protein produced through methane fermentation - giving the possibility to identify another protein source that not only meets the nutritional...
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The Journal of Aquatic Food Product Technology (2024) published a comprehensive analysis of fish protein hydrolysates (FPHs), which are made from marine by-products. Despite not introducing novel protein sources, the research provides an in-depth analysis...
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Biotechnology is leading the way in creating novel solutions for pet food, with increasing focus on alternative proteins, sustainability, and transparency. Precision-fermented lamb muscle protein produced via yeast fermentation is described in a recent study...
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