What your furry family member requires is protein, and crucially, red meat or status quo proteins like chicken are not their only source.

There’s an increasing demand from pet parents for sustainably sourced, healthy snacks for their beloved pups.

The importance of sustainability is thankfully no longer an afterthought these days. For so many people, doing our small part to reduce our impact on the planet has become a focal point of our lives.

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The proteins used in these treats create a viable solution without using proteins that often cause bad reactions for pets. Yes, you will find that crickets are a part of this solution, and they work wonderfully!

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"Los gatos son carnívoros obligados, y requieren ciertas cantidades de aminoácidos para estar saludables, y la falta de estos puede conducir a problemas de salud", indican especialistas.

A 2018 study concluded that insect protein-based dog foods are a promising alternative for dogs with food intolerances.

We want organic, but we also want ethical. We want sustainable, but we also want local. And of course, we want nutritious, but our dogs also want delicious.

In this episode of the pawdcast, Karen and Jean chat with Kathleen Wojtowitz, head of marketing for Chippin, a woman-owned small business that’s hellbent on providing delicious and nutritious dog treats and food while reducing the pet food industry’s carbon pawprint.

Chippin has created the perfect storm for growth with their timely product that dogs love, and that pet owners can feel good about (without actually having to eat bugs themselves).

Upcycled Certified™ seeks to help companies prevent unnecessary food waste through a rigorous certification process.

Each ingredient is sustainably sourced to help prevent further damage to the planet and aid in the reduction of your carbon footprint.

You might assume dogs need to eat meat to fulfill their nutritional needs but it doesn't have to be that way.

The name change strives to help address public misconceptions of the species and its beneficial usage in human and pet food products.

It’s made with sustainable, all-natural ingredients — some of which might surprise you.

Think about feeding your dog like feeding your kids. Sure, your little ones may prefer mac and cheese all day every day, but you still try to give them food that’s good for them and (ideally) good for the environment. And why should your dog be any different? After all, canines are very much valued family members.

Your very good boy or girl may not know they're being extra good by snacking on eco-friendly treats, but, thankfully, Chippin's treats taste so good they won't even have to know they're reducing their carbon pawprint to enjoy them.

Today, sustainable dog food startup Chippin announced that it is joining the fight against the invasive species by introducing a line of kibble-alternative made from silver carp, which it says has similar nutritional benefits to salmon protein in that is high in omega-3s while lacking toxins like mercury.

Chippin dog food and treats make the perfect gift as they're not only tasty and fun for your pooch, but they're good for their digestive systems and fulfill all their nutritional needs.

Canine test subjects happily wolfed down Chippin's cricket protein-based snacks. Now the business needs to win over their owners.

Very good boys (and girls) can now eat food that’s good for the planet, from a Clarendon-based company called Chippin.

Insect-protein pet food is getting a lot of buzz these days as an allergy-friendly and extraordinarily sustainable alternative to traditional animal-protein diets. If you’re sold on the multiple benefits for your pup and our planet, we recommend Chippin’s dehydrated cricket dog food.