Cost Effective Utilization of Poultry and Cruciferous Vegetable Waste as a Raw Material to Develop a Shelf-stable Pet Food

Brindha, N.; Rao, V. Appa

doi:10.21767/2572-5459.100027

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“…160 to 550/kg., thereby exhibiting its good market potential (Brindha, N. and Rao, V.A. 2017) [5] . Pame, K. et al, (2016) [28] developed dry type pet kibble by incorporation of meatcum-bone meal at 20 per cent and rendered fat at 5 per cent levels which enhanced over all palatability attributes, intake ratio, improved owners preferences.…”

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Utilization of processed animal byproducts as a raw material to develop shelf-stable and cost effective pet food

Pame¹,

Laskar²,

Borah³

2023

Int. J. Vet. Sci. Anim. Husbandry

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The demand for pet food is increasing at a robust pace due to the gaining momentum and increasing pet population. The rising cost of commercial pet food has become a matter of concern. Therefore it is the need of hour to develop cost effective along with quality nutritive pet food, which can be achieved by utilization of various animal by-products. It has been proclaimed that slaughter house by-products are traditionally being fed to animals and pets. Various by-products have been attempted in different type of pet foods and feeding other animals besides pet dogs, since these by-products are rich in protein, fats, vitamins and minerals. Therefore this review reflects the use of various processed by-products in pet food products with respect to their nutritive and functional properties.

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