Misconceptions about the nutritional needs of pets can lead to villainization of carbohydrates in pet foods.

Binders can help create a desired texture, structure and stability in wet and dry pet food and treat formulations.

Reliable security can help pet food processors protect their equipment, formulations and other sensitive data.

Understanding when, how and from whom to seek funding for pet food processing projects.

Pet food protein alternatives provide whole-muscle sensory attributes in a sustainable package.

Co-extrusion technology offers processors the ability to differentiate products with unique dual-texture and dual-color combinations.