Regulations & compliance
Expired US pet ingredient review creates uncertainty – and opportunity
As AAFCO and the FDA end their collaboration, industry professionals hope that new ways for feed ingredients to be assessed could work to the advantage of pet food companies.
Pet wellness: new solutions for anxiety, low mood and pain
As owners increasingly prioritize their pets’ well-being, the market for products addressing common health challenges continues to expand.
What we know about the latest cultivated pet food partnership in the US
Friends & Family and Novel Farms are working together to launch a new cell-based cat food brand in 2025. GlobalPETS learns more.
Meatly concludes trials of its cultivated chicken product
The British company is on track for a market launch in early 2025. GlobalPETS learns the details.
Colorado approves creation of veterinary associate role
It aims to ease the burden on veterinary professionals and improve access to care in underserved areas.
Is paid leave for pet care coming to New York City?
A new legislation proposes including companion animal care provisions in the local administrative code.
Canada’s competition watchdog calls for pharmacists to have wider access to pet medications
The government agency warns that veterinarians’ current exclusive distribution model raises prices for pet owners.
Colorado suggests the creation of new veterinary associate amid sector shortage
A new proposal sparks debate over balancing the need to address the issue with concerns for animal welfare.
Rising veterinary costs: which US states are most affected and how insurers are responding
Maine and Georgia experienced a 20% surge in vet care pricing within a year, with this trend now spreading to other states like California.
How continued port strikes could raise costs for pet owners in the US
The feed industry warns of a significant supply chain disruption if the recently called-off strike by dock workers resumes again in January.