Article on real-world application of biotics - probiotics, prebiotics, postbiotics - to providing health enhancing benefits of pet nutritional products.
Tag: microbiome
Brewers Yeast: An Important Dietary Source of Antioxidants
Ever wondered why brewers yeast is used in so many pet foods? Here's a good explanation of their use as a rich antioxidant source.
Cat Microbiome: Progress in Obesity Diagnostics
Improved health through the microbiome. Advances in the microbiome roll on!
Pet Innovation Summit: Holistic Petcare
Excited to be a part of this panel discussion! Join us for an interactive discussion on how Precision Nutrition can bring action to Genetic Understanding. Click on the image below to sign up (10% off using code SPK10):
Biotics for Companion Animals: An Open Presentation – Did you miss it?
If you didn't catch the presentation during the original times, click on the box below: Please feel free to leave your comments or questions below!
Can Probiotics be Effective in Parkinson’s Disease?
Another example of how what is in the gut can affect what occurs in the brain.
Anti-Salmonella Technology Based on CRISPR
Salmonella has long been the scourge of the pet food industry. A new technology based on CRISPR could provide a robust solution going forward.
Can Probiotics Help Overcome the Effects of Coronavirus?
Can Probiotics Address the Spread of Coronavirus?
Invited Paper: Microbiome Challenges and Opportunities to Impact Pet Health
Invited Paper on Microbiome Impact to Pet Health
Can Pasta be Healthy?
A synbiotic (BC30 and B-glucans) resulted in improved metabolic status of obese humans. Microbiome findings were mixed compared to expected outcomes.
