Blue Buffalo faces class action over grain-free dog food claims
An Illinois family alleges Blue Buffalo’s grain-free dog food contributed to a dog’s DCM and death.
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An Illinois family alleges Blue Buffalo’s grain-free dog food contributed to a dog’s DCM and death.
A new study suggests cats often stop eating because food odors become familiar, not because they’re fully satiated.
A new sponsored article highlights nutrition, farrier care, exercise, supplements, and thrush prevention as key hoof-health levers.
A Serbian study found donkey milk changed cheese composition without hurting microbiological quality or overall acceptability.
Dr. Pol’s new clinical nutrition line gives Walmart shoppers access to targeted dog diets without a prescription.
Human-grade is a defined pet food claim, but it doesn’t guarantee better nutrition or better outcomes.
A sponsored Equus article revives a familiar question, but veterinarians still face mixed evidence on equine gut supplements.
A small dairy cow study found soybean oil changed milk fatty acids more than milk output.
A new Hill’s report reframes kittenhood as a full-year pediatric window for nutrition, vaccination, and preventive care.
A sponsored Equus article highlights rising interest in equine gut supplements, but veterinarians still face mixed evidence and product variability.
A new Animals study explores black soldier fly and mealworm meals in maize silage, with attention to nutrients, microbes, and mycotoxins.
Interzoo 2026 runs May 12-15 in Nuremberg, with pet food and sustainability events leading into the show.
Montego and Petshop Science donated 67,200 kilograms of pet food in 24 hours, setting a new Guinness World Records title.
Marine protein hydrolysates may help replace squid-liver powder in Pacific white shrimp diets without compromising performance.
Hill’s new prescription feline diet combines weight management and joint support in one formula.
Plant-based pet foods keep expanding, but veterinarians still need to focus on nutritional adequacy and species-specific risks.
Hay soaking can help metabolic horses, but longer soak times may also reduce key nutrients and dry matter.
A new study found soybean lecithin and krill phospholipids both improved growth and lipid handling in Atlantic salmon fry.
Catit’s new Double Fusion line blends kibble with freeze-dried raw meat, raising familiar nutrition and safety questions for clinics.
Fluval’s Bug Bites line underscores growing interest in black soldier fly larvae as a sustainable fish food ingredient.
A new report urges veterinarians and pet parents to put forage quality, testing, and pasture management back at the center of horse diets.
Pet retailers are being urged to reinforce year-round parasite prevention as veterinary and public health guidance shifts beyond seasonal messaging.
Sponsored content highlights monthly canine parasite prevention and a new Hill’s diet for cats with weight and mobility needs.
Hill’s new Prescription Diet Metabolic + j/d combines feline weight management and joint support in one therapeutic formula.
New equine nutrition coverage highlights limited oversight, oversupplementation risks, and the need for targeted vitamin and mineral use.
Gheda’s new UNICA GHEDA platform uses QR codes to show where main pet food ingredients come from.
New attention on psychobiotics highlights the promise, and limits, of microbiome-based support for pet anxiety.
A small sheep study found bile acid supplementation improved antioxidant markers and altered fecal microbiota in culled ewes.
A new Animals study examines digestive anatomy and gut contents in Ochetobius elongatus to inform conservation and artificial breeding.
New lamb research explores metabolic signals tied to average daily gain when roughage shifts from peanut vine to extruded rapeseed straw.
A new feline study links obesity to subtle gut microbiome changes, while raising questions about FMT’s clinical role.
A new review says native sheep systems in Mediterranean marginal areas remain valuable, but face climate, market, and demographic pressure.
New seabream studies suggest microalgae-based nutraceuticals can support gut function, stress resilience, and performance in plant-heavy feeds.
A 2026 Animals study found 15 ppm in ovo silver nanoparticles improved several broiler hatch and post-hatch measures.
A new study found mildly restricted feeding reduced some lesions in finishing pigs, while smaller groups improved growth.
New sponsored equine nutrition features reinforce a familiar message: match supplements to the ration, not the marketing.
A CSPI warning on raw pet food safety prompted a rebuttal from Truth about Pet Food over how contamination risk is framed.
A new yak-calf transcriptomics study adds molecular evidence that preweaning concentrate feeding may shape gastrointestinal development.
A new study examines how wheat bran- and beet pulp-based nursery diets affect piglet growth, digestibility, and fecal scores.
A new Animals study found heat drove major intestinal gene-expression changes in common carp, while zinc appeared to reduce that response.
A new Whole Dog Journal piece argues grain-inclusive diets remain a solid option when overall formulation quality is strong.
A new review links mycotoxin damage to shared cellular pathways and highlights nutrition-based mitigation strategies.
A new roundup of dog dental products underscores the need for evidence-based guidance, daily brushing, and dog-safe ingredients.
The Horse revisits vitamin E’s role in equine neuromuscular disease, with reminders for diagnosis, prevention, and client guidance.
New guidance underscores that insulin dysregulation, not obesity alone, defines equine metabolic syndrome.
New research suggests lipid and starch balance in hybrid grouper diets can shape growth, blood chemistry, and liver metabolism.
Two emaciated gray whales found near Ocean Shores add to concern about renewed West Coast nutritional stress.
A new study finds juvenile Tor sinensis grew best on diets with about 34% protein, with benefits for gut and antioxidant markers.
Loopworm says a PwC India assessment found its silkworm-based pet and feed ingredients are carbon-negative.
A new dairy cow study links lower crude protein diets, with or without Actisaf Sc 47, to nitrogen-efficiency questions vets are watching.
New veterinary podcast coverage reinforces year-round parasite prevention and annual heartworm testing.
University of Adelaide researchers reported 49.5% to 77.0% methane cuts in Angus cows without harming calf growth.
Equine nutrition guidance says feed savings often come from better forage choices, less waste, and fewer unnecessary supplements.
Vital Pet Life says its Only Salmon Oil is the first ASC-labeled pet supplement sold in the U.S.
Older horses with PPID or insulin dysregulation need more tailored feeding, exercise, and medication plans.
A consumer advocacy post is raising new questions about how finely pet food ingredients are processed before they reach the bowl.
A new study suggests cats may stop eating because food odors become familiar, not just because they’re full.
A new Animals study suggests dietary glucosamine may improve laying rate, shell quality, and liver health in aged hens.
New guidance highlights how performance horses with EMS can stay in work while limiting insulin and laminitis risk.
A new camel nutrition study suggests forage-to-concentrate balance can change milk lipid composition.
A new sheep nutrition study suggests high-moisture corn may improve performance while reshaping rumen and metabolic markers.
The MAWS Act would support use of invasive blue catfish in pet food, raising fresh questions about contaminant oversight.
Omega-3s remain the best-supported supplement ingredient for allergic dogs, while evidence for other common additives is less robust.
New sponsored equine nutrition coverage underscores that vitamin and mineral choices should follow ration analysis, not one-size-fits-all advice.
Equus and The Horse are spotlighting horse vitamin and mineral supplements through sponsored, nutritionist-led content.
Omega-3s still have the strongest evidence for allergic dogs, while other popular ingredients have less consistent clinical support.
Omega-3s still lead the evidence base, while probiotics and allergy panels need more careful interpretation.
Sponsored protected articles revive a familiar equine nutrition issue: matching vitamin and mineral supplements to the actual ration.
New expert guidance highlights how age, endocrine disease, arthritis, and dental problems intersect in senior horse nutrition.
A new Animals study found coated betaine improved lamb meat quality and flavor while altering rumen microbial flora.
A new review argues selenium remains central to antioxidant defense, immunity, and productivity in cattle, pigs, and small ruminants.
A Whole Dog Journal explainer highlights a basic tool veterinarians use to spot unhealthy weight before bigger problems follow.
Whole Dog Journal’s new explainer underscores a persistent challenge: helping pet parents recognize unhealthy weight early.
A new review links selenium status to antioxidant defense, immunity, reproduction, and productivity in cattle, pigs, and small ruminants.
A new review links selenium status to immunity, reproduction, and productivity in cattle, pigs, and small ruminants.
PetAg has launched four Dyne Soft Chews formulas for dogs, adding condition-specific supplements to its long-standing nutrition brand.
A new piglet study links composite probiotic fermented feed to better growth and intestinal health after weaning.
Rainbow trout fed insect- and algae-based diets performed comparably to fish on conventional feed in a new Animals study.
A new broiler study found black soldier fly larvae meal could replace soybean meal at 20% to 40%, but 60% hurt performance.
Two reviews highlight growing interest in functional and plant-derived ingredients, but evidence and regulation still lag.
Two reviews say bioactive pet food ingredients show promise, but stronger definitions and better clinical evidence are still needed.
A new broiler study found black soldier fly larvae meal replaced soybean meal without major hits to performance or health markers.
Two new reviews map the promise, and limits, of functional ingredients in commercial pet food.
A new trout study suggests insect and algae meals can match conventional feed on growth and product quality.
MSBC is widely used in pet food, but its formal regulatory status still isn’t as straightforward as many expect.
Protected equine nutrition articles reflect rising interest in vitamin and mineral balancing, not one-size-fits-all supplementation.
Protected articles from Equus and The Horse highlight horse vitamin-mineral supplements and the need for careful diet balancing.
Protected articles from Equus and The Horse highlight growing interest in vitamin and mineral supplements for forage-fed horses.
Protected sponsored articles from Equus and The Horse highlight growing interest in vitamin and mineral balancing for horses.
Protected Equus and The Horse articles underscore growing focus on targeted vitamin and mineral supplementation in horses.
A 1,430-cat study found early renal diet use was linked to slower CKD progression and five extra months of survival.
A new broiler study examines whether guanidinoacetic acid can help maintain performance as dietary energy is reduced.
Nebraska researchers say the Sandhills Calving System still helps cut calf scours, treatment costs, and losses.
General Mills’ pet segment grew in Q3, with Tastefuls and Tiki Cat leading gains in cat food.
A new study suggests fermented coffee cherry pulp may improve growth and gut health in Thai native chickens.
Applaws added kitten formulas and new Vitality recipes as it pushes deeper into complete-and-balanced cat nutrition.
A new sponsored article from The Horse reinforces core guidance on balanced feeding for weanlings and young horses.
Equine media coverage highlights turnout, exercise, nutrition, and hoof care as core supports for aging joints.
New sponsored coverage highlights six practical ways to support aging equine joints through nutrition and daily management.
A new sponsored article highlights balanced feeding for young horses, with implications for orthopedic health and preventive veterinary guidance.
Equus and The Horse are spotlighting sponsored guidance on feeding performance horses.
New sponsored coverage highlights exercise, weight control, and evidence-aware joint support for aging horses.
Sponsored coverage on aging horse joints reinforces that turnout, exercise, and body condition still matter most.
A new sponsored article reinforces steady growth, balanced minerals, and DOD prevention in young horses.
A new sponsored article highlights exercise, weight control, hoof care, and multimodal support for senior horses with osteoarthritis.
A new broiler study suggests black soldier fly larvae meal may replace part of soybean meal without harming key outcomes.
A new beagle study suggests a low-fat diet plus plant extract may influence lipids, inflammation, and the gut microbiota.
A dvm360 roundup highlights how diet strategy can shape diabetes outcomes in dogs and cats.
Growing evidence suggests nutrition can support brain health in senior cats, alongside earlier recognition of cognitive decline.
New research and clinical guidance are pushing nutrition into the care plan for senior cats with cognitive changes.
New reporting and research highlight nutrition as one part of multimodal care for cognitive aging in senior cats.
Dechra’s Zygolide gives equine veterinarians a new generic option for managing PPID in horses.
FDA’s approval of Zygolide adds the first generic pergolide tablet for horses with PPID.
Dechra’s Zygolide is the first FDA-approved generic pergolide tablet for horses with PPID.
Veterinary educators are tying dental compliance more closely to prevention, communication, and clearer clinical language.
Nearly half of dogs in a large Dog Aging Project analysis received a daily supplement, usually a joint product.
A new review says systematic diet trials can improve outcomes in normoalbuminaemic dogs with chronic enteropathy.
New Cornell-led research links copper-restricted diets with lower liver copper accumulation in older dogs.
New equine data suggest fasting before elective surgery may raise colic risk instead of lowering it.
Fear Free’s new outdoor-living content pairs enrichment advice with a branded weed-control recommendation for pet parents.
Fear Free is recommending Spruce weed killer, raising new questions about how vets counsel pet parents on yard chemical exposure.
Fear Free pairs backyard enrichment advice with a look at pet-marketed weed control.