Nestec S.a.

Societe Des Produits Nestle S.a.

Sheri Lynn Smithey

Carolyn Jean Cupp

Lynn Ann Gerheart

Scott Schnell

Donna Elizabeth Anderson

Steve G May

Steve E Dingman

Kevin J Cully

Dan Kenneth Dixon

Michael G Rayner

Stephen G May

Steven E Dingman

Dan Dixon

Steven Eric Dingman

Stephen Glenn May

Meat emulsion products and methods for producing meat emulsion products are presented. Meat emulsion products are produced that have realistic fiber definition. In an embodiment, the meat emulsion products comprise a protein, a fat and a plurality of colors and/or textures. The meat emulsion products further comprise a plurality of linear strands of fiber-like material affording the meat emulsion product a realistic meat-like appearance.

Meat emulsion products and methods of making same

A dried pet food which is able to mechanically clean the teeth of pets when chewed. The dried pet food is based on a matrix of a denatured protein source and a gelatinized carbohydrate source. Insoluble fiber is bound within the matrix. Further, a humectant is included within the gelatinized matrix in an amount sufficient for reducing the brittleness of the dried pet food.

Dental care pet food

A dried pet food which is able to mechanically clean the teeth of pets when chewed. The pet food is based on a matrix of a protein source and a carbohydrate source. The density of the product is less than 20.5 lbs./ft. The product also has a large size as compared to at least some other prior dried pet food.

Dental diet for reducing tartar

A dried pet food which is able to mechanically clean the teeth of pets when chewed. The dried pet food is based on a matrix of a denatured protein source and a gelatinized carbohydrate source. Insoluble fiber is bound within the matrix. Further, a humectant is included within the gelatinized matrix is an amount sufficient for reducing the brittleness of the dried pet food.

Methods for producing meat emulsion products as well as products so produced are disclosed. Meat emulsion products are produced that have realistic fiber definition. The meat emulsion product comprises a body member including protein and fat and having a plurality of linear strands of fiber-like material affording the meat emulsion product a realistic meat-like appearance.

Meat emulsion product

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St. Joseph, MO, United States of America

Sheri Lynn Smithey