Companion animal research drives industry innovations

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More Than Kibble

Pet Food Processing

12 episodes

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Welcome to More Than Kibble, a podcast by Pet Food Processing magazine. Join us each month as we go behind the bowl, sharing expert insights on the latest pet food and treat trends, best practices, challenges and everything in between.

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Companion animal research drives industry innovations

More Than Kibble

27 minutes 1 second

1 year ago

Companion animal research drives industry innovations

Researchers from the University of Guelph share their latest companion animal nutrition research to support the pet food and treat industry.

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(0:39) Introducing researchers at the University of Guelph – Anna Kate Shoveller, Ph.D., Alexandra Rankovic, Ph.D., and Sydney Banton, a current Ph.D. student

(2:40) The process of pet food research

(6:48) An industry-academia collaboration

(7:48) Shoveller’s research on amino acid metabolism

(9:33) Rankovic’s research on dietary choline in overweight cats

(14:00) Banton’s research on pulse ingredients’ impacts on DCM

(17:00) The latest ongoing work in Shoveller’s lab

(19:25) Fatty acid research and its impact on shelf stability

(20:41) Enhancing collaboration and public outreach

(24:21) The need for more industry-wide research funding

(25:36) Closing comments