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

Kuleswan PameSaurabh Kumar LaskarSimanku Borah

Abstract

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.

Protein Hydrolysis and Bioactive PeptidesMeat and Animal Product QualityInsect Utilization and EffectsPet foodBusinessPopulationFood scienceFood productsRaw materialQuality (philosophy)Consumer demandBiotechnologyBiology
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