Digestive Support
This coverage of Digestive Support explores the growing demand for gut-health products in the UK petcare market and its strategic importance to the trade. Encompassing supplements, probiotics, functional treats, and specially formulated diets aimed at improving digestive wellness, this category is key for retailers, wholesalers, distributors, veterinary suppliers, and nutrition-focused brands. Pet Gazette delivers news, business insights, emerging trend analysis, and case studies on digestive support innovations—such as clinical research, vet partnerships, formulation advances, and retail differentiation strategies—equipping pet trade professionals with the knowledge to curate effective product ranges, strengthen supplier relationships, and seize growth opportunities in the pet health sector.
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Apr- 2025 -23 AprilRetailers
Karnlea launches new Pumpkin and Spice supplement for dogs
Karnlea has expanded its natural pet supplement range with the launch of Pumpkin and Spice – a blend designed to support digestive health that can be used as a supplement or added ingredient to home-made treats. The new supplement is made from human-grade, non-GMO, grade A pumpkins (78%)and Karnlea’s original,…
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Mar- 2017 -15 MarchIndustry News
Lily’s Kitchen expands its range
Pet food producer, Lily’s Kitchen, has announced the launch of its Great British Breakfast tin (400g). Recent success of the Sunday Lunch tin (400g) showed an appetite for recipes that are based on tasty human meals, such as Lamb Hotpot. The recipes help the whole family to enjoy a traditional meal…
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Feb- 2017 -27 FebruaryCurrent Affairs
Eden to unveil brand new products and packaging
Eden Holistic Pet Foods is launching a brand new line of supplement products and sleek new packaging at Crufts. The company will uncover digestive support, joint support and skin and coat supplements which complement its existing ranges of dried, semi moist and working dog food. Developed by co-owner and qualified nutritionist, Paul…
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