
Chippin makes dog treats powered by spirulina protein and wild-caught silver carp.
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This bundle includes four oven-baked crunchy biscuit treats with prebiotic fiber and turmeric for gut health.
This bundle combines jerky and oven-baked treats with prebiotic fiber and omega-3s for coat and joint support.
The For Pets & The Planet dog bowl is a foldable, lightweight, and portable silicone bowl for winter travel.
Blueberries are a dog-friendly fruit rich in antioxidants, fiber, and beneficial nutrients.
The page advises transitioning a dog’s food slowly to allow their stomach to adjust.
Chippin collaborates with Dr. Beth Hamper, a board-certified veterinarian, to develop high-quality pet foods.
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Chippin launched a dehydrated cricket daily food for dogs to reduce global meat consumption.
Chippin offers natural dog treats and dog food.
Chippin provides free standard shipping on orders within the contiguous United States, processing them within 1 to 3 business days.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture allocates $2 million to two seafood processors in Maryland and Illinois. The funding supports expanded capacity for processing invasive wild-caught catfish. The initiative aims to address ecological and economic challenges posed by invasive species.
Apr 2026The Shelby ReportNews article
The U.S. House passes a bill to encourage the use of invasive blue catfish as pet food. The measure aims to increase harvests of the species, which overpopulates waterways. Some fish processors oppose the proposal, citing concerns over market demand and processing challenges.
Mar 2026The BayNetNews article
Chippin secures a **$1 million grant** to integrate invasive catfish into its pet food products. The funding will support facility upgrades needed to process the fish sustainably. The initiative aims to address environmental challenges by repurposing invasive species for pet nutrition.
Mar 2026petfoodprocessing.netNews article
Arch Grants distributes nearly **$1.9 million in equity-free grants** to **22 startups** as part of its 2023 funding round. The St. Louis nonprofit continues its annual program, awarding **$75,000 per startup** without requiring equity stakes. This year’s cohort marks the largest single-year investment in the initiative’s history.
Nov 2023St. Louis Business JournalNews article