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Reflecting a significant restaurant-dining trend, some pet-food companies have established products tailored to pet parents’ foodie sensibilities. Merrick, for instance, offers canned cat foods in flavors like New England Boil and Southern Delight that cater to pet parents’ foodie sensibilities.
1. Fromm
Fromm has provided pet owners for five generations with a full line of canned and dry dog food recipes specially formulated to meet all stages of life for their pups, from puppyhood through seniorhood. Their premium brand can usually be found at specialty pet stores, catering to small breeds, large dogs, weight management needs, allergies/sensitivities/protein preferences of small species/large dogs.
Fromm is known for their focus on high-quality ingredients like pearled barley and oatmeal and their commitment to providing pet parents with excellent customer service. Their products don’t contain corn, either!
Recent research linked grain-free pet foods, specifically Fromm brand food, with canine heart disease. As one of 16 brands implicated, Fromm has suspended production on all affected varieties of their canned and dry dog food and since reformulated it without ingredients linked with canine heart disease, such as peas, lentils, or potatoes that could contribute.
2. Blue Buffalo
General Mills owns this dog food brand that utilizes whole foods and antioxidant blends formulated at low temperatures to preserve vitamins. They offer bistro entrees for cats and dogs, such as canned duck with brown rice and blueberry compote, or salmon served alongside “organic, fair-trade quinoa from Bolivia – dishes similar to one might find at an upscale restaurant menu.
This company provides diets explicitly tailored for puppies, adults, and seniors – a one-stop shop for many pet owners. Their puppy line features breed-size-specific recipes designed to promote development. Without such support, pups could quickly become overweight or underweight due to non-specific foods that do not address their unique nutritional requirements.
Taste of the Wild offers an impressive senior line for dogs. Their selection covers common health concerns like decreased activity levels, stomach sensitivities, and joint problems, although its selection may be more limited. Taste of the Wild offers exceptional value when supplementing their nutrition plan with quality pet food options.
3. Merrick
Merrick offers wet and dry pet foods at three company-owned facilities, owns Castor & Pollux Natural Petworks brand products, and produces Whole Earth Farms recipes. Most Merrick products are manufactured within the US.
Merrick promotes its products by featuring real pets in television commercials and through social media and the internet, where one campaign features an anthropomorphized cat food critic named the Cat Food Critique who posts online reviews of Merrick pet foods and encourages followers to like, comment on or share her thoughts.
This food begins with high-quality beef protein, but due to its high water content, it must be cooked to remove moisture and increase flavor concentration. As a second ingredient, pork meal is a significant protein-rich meat concentrate with over 300% more protein content than fresh pork products.
The last two ingredients are plant sources of dietary fiber and omega-3 fats, as well as chelated minerals – mineral nutrients chemically attached to protein for easier absorption – making this food suitable for vegans and vegetarians alike.
4. Weruva
Weruva offers canned recipes designed to please almost every pup or cat. Their pate recipes are gentle on stomachs without harsh preservatives; therefore, these foods may work well for dogs with allergies or kidney disease. Their grain-free dog foods feature quality meat sources like skinless chicken as low-carb sources, while all their wet food offers high protein levels.
Meals n’ More from Petcurean offers pet-friendly meals in recyclable cups designed to aid digestion, coat health, and weight loss in cats and dogs alike. Made with low-glycemic ingredients like quinoa, pumpkin, and inulin to maintain stable blood sugar and low phosphorus levels, which could benefit cats with kidney issues.
Classic canned food by this brand is also low in phosphorus and rich in vitamins; for instance, their Bed and Breakfast recipe features chicken, egg, and pumpkin. Furthermore, its high moisture content helps dilute harmful toxins while keeping cats hydrated, even alleviating kidney issues in older pets.
5. Purina
Purina is one of the leading pet food brands in America. Established in St. Louis, Missouri, in 1894 and currently owned by Nestle, Purina first attracted attention due to its iconic red and white square logo inspired by something founder Danforth saw on clothing belonging to St. Louis Brown family members.
Purina ingredients are sourced in Hartwell, Georgia, and St. Louis, Missouri, for ethical environmental practices, with over 98% of their poultry coming from domestic sources and only 1% from overseas suppliers.
Chicken meal, a protein-rich meat concentrate, is the first ingredient of this recipe. Beef fat provides essential fatty acids, natural flavor enhances taste further before sweeteners and humectant glycerin keeps food moist during preparation.
Carrageenan, an extract derived from seaweed, can cause stomach upset in dogs. Furthermore, this ingredient does not provide as many health benefits as its alternatives in this recipe.
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