According to a meta-analysis from the University of Guelph, dietary fat levels may be to blame for obesity and insulin resistance instead of carbohydrates. 

Through the partnership, Freshpet will help advance research on the bond between pet and human health.

Feeding trials are a necessary tool in the formulation of palatable and nutritious pet food.

The Pets and Wellbeing Study will gather insights and scientific data on the benefits of the bond on human and pet wellbeing. 

The results of the study indicate that cultivated meat has a significantly lower environmental impact than traditional animal production. 

The institute is accepting proposals for its project until Dec 13.

According to the study, red lentil pasta byproducts offer high nutritional and sustainability benefits. 

From enhancing trade opportunities to providing educational and networking programs, these associations support the industry’s goal of ensuring pet health and wellness.  

ADM’s new study has shown that both live and inanimate forms of its BPL1™ can be safely fed to healthy adult dogs. 

Applications are now open for startups, academia, research institutes or established organizations.