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New insights and the latest postbiotic research to help accelerate your innovation pipeline.Brand Insights from CargillThe cat market is growing: Is your innovation pipeline ready?Watch this webinar to see the latest trends in new product development in cat nutrition, learn how postbiotics can be a high-impact innovation tool for pet food innovators, and review some of the early feline postbiotic research.Watch the on-demand webinar here.Healthy Cats, Happier Cat ParentsAre you a cat food innovator? Download this e-book to get exclusive insights from cat parents. You’ll learn which health challenges their cat faces most often, the proactive health-saying they value, and…

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On Friday night inside St. Raymond-St. Elizabeth Maronite Catholic Church cafeteria in Crestwood, Scott Shipley fills his plate with fried shrimp, coleslaw and falafel.said Msgr. John Nahal, pastor of St. Raymond-St. Elizabeth Maronite Catholic Church, served Scott and Amy Shipley, parishioners at Our Lady of Providence in Crestwood, at a fish fry on Feb. 23.Photo Credits: Jacob WiegandFalafel, a fried ball of ground chickpeas and spices, is a new food for Shipley, a parishioner at Our Lady of Providence in Crestwood. In his excavation, Msgr. John Nahal stopped by to chat. When he discovered that Shipley had missed the tahini…

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Latest news from Xparkles… A brand new designer pet accessory company specializing in high-end collars for dogs has won a prestigious European Product Design Award. The European Product Design Award™ was created by the Farmani Group to recognize the efforts of talented international product designers who aim to improve our daily lives with their practical and well-thought-out solutions. creation They reward the strategic thinking and imagination that goes into making a great product. Xparkles won the PETS/Pet Supplies: Collars and leashes category. Xparkles also won the Muse Design Award in 2023. Made from the finest French nappa leather, customers are…

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What we know… Reports of sick and dying pets continue to come in from pet owners. Reports of sick and dying pets continue to be linked to many brands and types (both wet and dry) of pet foods. The symptoms of sick pets remain constant; diarrhea – often bloody, vomiting – often bloody, in many cases seizures, in many cases death. Reports of pet food being dumped in landfills continue to come in from pet owners (putting wildlife at risk of illness and death). Reports of empty pet store shelves continue to come in from pet owners, unavailability of brands…

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Mobile salon Furry Land (520-521-4005) has updated its professional pet grooming services in Tucson.Phoenix, United States – February 29, 2024 — Pet owners looking to groom their pet in a stress-free environment close to home can now contact Furry Land Tucson for a professional full-service bath, haircut, and other pet grooming options. The company’s experienced staff can take care of dogs and cats of any size and coat type.For more information, please visit https://furryland.us/furry-land-mobile-dog-grooming-tucson/The expansion of the service follows recommendations from the ASPCA, which states that frequent grooming is highly recommended for pets. Regular grooming and bathing will improve skin…

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This article has been reviewed according to the editorial process and policies of Science X. The editors have highlighted the following characteristics while ensuring the credibility of the content: fact-checked trusted source proofread Okay! SeaFisher system: (1) suction anchor, (2) studlink chain, (3) hawsers, (4) front buoy, (5) shield, (6) entry valves, (7) walkways, (8) handrails, (9) Kikkonet, (10) diagrid rod, (11) connection bracket, (12) connector pod, (13) HDPE pipe bundle, (14) intermediate buoy, (15) weights, (16) aft buoy. Credits: Journal of Marine Science and Engineering (2023). DOI: 10.3390/jmse11091795 x soon SeaFisher system: (1) suction anchor, (2) studlink chain, (3)…

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Nestle Purina Petcare Europe has invested in a conservation startup that aims to generate voluntary marine biodiversity credits from a pilot by creating oyster reefs off the UK coast. Netherlands-based Oyster Heaven could not reveal the exact amount of the investment but said it received more than €1 million ($1.1 mln) towards its mission to boost underwater life while also generating nutrient credits . “We convinced one of the largest food and beverage companies in the world to partner with us in developing an ecosystem service offering from our pilot reefs,” said George Bircher, founder and business leader of Oyster…

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It’s become second nature to associate Labor Day with the end of summer (and outdated rules about wearing white), but it’s not just a time to savor the last watermelons and weekends in beach. It’s also where you should mark your cal for deals on things you can buy for your pet as you both ride into fall — and cozy bonfire and hayride season — together. There are deals literally dozens on those wish list purchases you just can’t justify. If you are looking to splurge on a pet bed that is not perfect beige and blahopens in a…

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THE ANGELS and HOUSTON, Feb. 29, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Barkbusa tech-enabled, luxury mobile dog grooming company, today announced that it will expand its services to Houston, Texasfollowing a successful launch in dallas and Phoenix, Arizona earlier this year. Service area coverage BellaireHouston Heights, Memorial, Montrose, West University, and more.(PRNewsfoto/Barkbus)Potential customers can view in full expanded service area and reserve appointment directly on the Barkbus website.According to recent data from Southern Living, more 1.2 million dogs live in Greater Houston area, with an average of one dog for every two people. It does Houston the region with the highest ratio of…

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Dutch shipyard Padmos has shared their first images of the multifunctional fishing vessel, the ‘Octopus’ project. Walter van Harberden, a naval architect and one of the directors of the shipyard, was the mastermind behind the project. The Octopus has been called more than a fishing vessel, and its diesel-electric-powered engines may be powered entirely by another energy source in the future. Hook and Net Mag share that this is possible thanks to the ship’s modular structure. The boat will have a bare hull with removable containers for storing batteries or hydrogen. Construction of the first Octopus is said to begin…

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