Researchers from BSM Partners and the University of Missouri suggest blood tests may not be the best diagnostic approach.

Before jumping to conclusions about the risks of copper and liver disease in dogs, the industry needs to conduct research.

Research by academic institutions like the University of Guelph is determined to help the pet food and treat industry support pet health and wellness.

The seven-month study was conducted by veterinarians and animal nutritionists at BSM Partners and the University of Missouri.

Released by BSM Partners, the study demonstrates that pulses do not impact a dog food formula’s digestibility.

According to researchers from the University of Guelph, lentils, beans and peas do not cause heart problems in dogs.

The study shows that v-dog’s plant-based formulas can provide complete-and-balanced nutrition for dogs long-term.

Key topics and takeaways from this annual industry event.

According to the company, the most notable searches include specialty diets, functional ingredients and grain free.

BSM Partners and University of Missouri analyzed the annual incidences of canine cardiomyopathy identified by veterinary cardiologists across the United States between 2000 and 2019.