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Defining HPP Correctly: A Letter to AAFCO

In August 2026, AAFCO determined their official definition of HPP (High Pressure Processing). As is common with AAFCO Definitions, it left much to be desired ...

Calm Starts in the Gut: How Digestion, Fermentation, and Targeted Herbal Support Work Together to Improve Mood

by Chelsea Kent When dogs and cats struggle with anxiety, reactivity, poor sleep, or inconsistent behavior, the focus is often placed on the brain alone. ...

A Functional Approach to Urinary Health

by Chelsea Kent   A Functional Approach to Urinary Health At Solutions Pet Products, we often hear from deeply informed pet parents navigating complex urinary issues—especially struvite ...

Milk Thistle & Silymarin: 

Understanding Silybum marianum (Milk Thistle) and Silymarin: Why the “High” Dose Suggestions, What They Mean, and What to Watch by Chelsea Kent Introduction Milk thistle ...

Plastics in Pet Food: What You Can Control—And Why It Matters

by Chelsea Kent What We Can and Can’t Control You can’t control the air your pet breathes, the lawn chemicals your neighbor sprays, or the ...

Understanding Protein Percentages inPet Food: Why “Low Protein” Can Be Misleading

by Chelsea Kent Pet owners are often told to seek “low protein” diets for pets with certain conditions. But what does “low protein” actually mean? ...

A Case Study: Bruce Wayne’s Healing Journey

Bruce Wayne’s story shows the importance and result of dedicated perseverance – deep rooted problems are often very hard to overcome, but, because of the ...

Wild Cultures, Not Capsules: The Nutritional and Microbial Superiority of Fermented Foods Over Laboratory-Grown Probiotics

by Roxanne StoneNutrition Education DirectorSolutions Pet Products SummaryModern probiotic supplements, typically grown in sterile laboratory conditions, provide isolated strains ofbacteria in limited numbers. In contrast, ...

Raw Pet Food and Pathogen Shedding: What the Science Really Shows

by Chelsea Kent Conversations around raw pet diets often circle back to the risk of Salmonella or E. coli. Critics argue that raw food inevitably ...
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