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The Awakening: See What Happens When Pets Uncover The Truth Behind Their Food
Our food is getting healthier, so why isn’t our pet’s? This was the question that inspired Freshpet in creating a new standard…
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Studies & Analysis

Studies & Analysis conducted by the Nutrition Council, Freshpet Vet team, and Freshpet Research & Development team.

Digestibility Analysis

Freshpet conducted digestibility trials according to the current AAFCO standards. This article discusses data based on dogs consuming our Freshpet Vital Complete…
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Palatability Studies

This study reflects the palatability analysis when Freshpet is compared to fresh, dry, and canned pet food competitors. Freshpet vs. Fresh Competitors…
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Gestation / Lactation Feeding

This study addresses gestation and lactation in canines, and feeling guidelines for reproduction. Facts About Gestation Gestation lasts on average 63 days,…
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Freshpet Canine Vital Complete Grain Free Meal Maintenance Study

Introduction Nutritional adequacy in terms of minimum nutrient requirements for dogs and cats is based on cumulated research and updated periodically in…
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Ingredient Processing Affects Amino Acid Digestibility – June 2019

View a larger version of the chart here. Animal-based ingredients are commonly used in pet foods and are considered to have high…
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